Mads Toftum wrote:
> The trick is to run apache in a slightly different way:
>
> truss /path/to/apache/bin/httpd -X
> then use another term to do a kill -USR1 on apache's pid.
Yes thanks, I searched the archive for your message and found the truss command.
however, when I run it, it does not accept my -USR1 klls nor even -HUP Kills, I think
because it is a child of truss, when -HUP truss, obviously the whole thing comes
down, but I don't get any core dumps. I am going to try this couple more time, just
to make sure I am not screwing some things up.
> If you look at the list from the last couple of days, then there's about
> three or four different people with this type of problem, and me throwing ideas
> about trying to figure out what is happening ;-) I should probably read up on
> my gdb manual and take a look at your backtrace again.
Yes. Too bad all these people are just now coming out of the woodwork ;), I had this
problem a week ago, and since noone seemed to be having this issue, I just gave up
and went back to Apache-SSL. I do want to figure out what's happening here (and
switch to mod_ssl). You can search the archives for the backtrace I posted, but it
didn't seem very helpful to anyone. I can generate it again (probably).
Well, I am going to try truss again and see if it will accept the SIGHUP
Thanks for the help
Victor
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