Bug#291944: Moving 'extension=imap.so' include in php.ini fixed segfault

2005-01-29 Thread rd
We had segfault problems in both apache and apache-ssl.  Commenting out
one line (extension=imap.so) from php.ini made both servers start
normally.  This line was the last one in the php.ini configuration file. 
Moving it furher up, so that it was not the last module to be loaded,
fixed this problem.

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Bug#291944: Moving 'extension=imap.so' include in php.ini fixed segfault

2005-01-29 Thread Adam Conrad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
 We had segfault problems in both apache and apache-ssl.  Commenting out
 one line (extension=imap.so) from php.ini made both servers start
 normally. This line was the last one in the php.ini configuration file.
 Moving it furher up, so that it was not the last module to be loaded,
 fixed this problem.

Can I get the installed versions of libc6 apache, libapache-mod-php4,
php4-imap, and any other extensions you have installed?  This may not be
the same bug as the original submitter's, but it's also one that's
supposed to be fixed, and I'll be rather miffed if it just came back.

... Adam




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Processed: Not apache's bug

2005-01-29 Thread Debian Bug Tracking System
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 reassign  291944 php4
Bug#291944: apache daemon segfaults on start
Bug reassigned from package `apache' to `php4'.

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Bug#291944: Not apache's bug

2005-01-29 Thread Thom May
reassign  291944 php4
thanks

Segfaults caused by php modules aren't an apache bug.

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Re: Need to remove and add virtualhosts to start apache

2005-01-29 Thread Adam Rosi-Kessel
On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 05:09:32PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Non, sorry, didn't study your backtrace :-/ 
 Hmm, looking at your backtrace: you seem to have both php and ssl enabled? 
 Since
 i (vaguely) recall problems with this setup - is it possible to reproduce the
 segfault with one or both of these modules disabled?

I think I've identified the problem.  I believe this is the same bug as
here:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=291944

Commenting out the imap.so line in php.ini allowed apache to start; then
I could put it back in and it started fine.

I can't really make sense of this all, but I guess it's more of a php
problem then an apache problem.  It's weird that removing VirtualHosts
also worked though.

Any ideas?  Is it possible to have a different php.ini for apache and
apache-ssl?  I don't actually need the imap module for apache, and
apache-ssl starts up fine regardless.
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Re: Need to remove and add virtualhosts to start apache

2005-01-29 Thread rm
On Sat, Jan 29, 2005 at 10:38:41AM -0500, Adam Rosi-Kessel wrote:
 On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 05:09:32PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Non, sorry, didn't study your backtrace :-/ 
  Hmm, looking at your backtrace: you seem to have both php and ssl enabled? 
  Since
  i (vaguely) recall problems with this setup - is it possible to reproduce 
  the
  segfault with one or both of these modules disabled?
 
 I think I've identified the problem.  I believe this is the same bug as
 here:
 
 http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=291944
 
 Commenting out the imap.so line in php.ini allowed apache to start; then
 I could put it back in and it started fine.

That must be the bug i thought of when i last replied.

 I can't really make sense of this all, but I guess it's more of a php
 problem then an apache problem.  It's weird that removing VirtualHosts
 also worked though.

This might well be a problem of the load order of modules ... ;-(
Sigh,m i know why i stay clean of PHP.

 Cheers RalfD
 
 Any ideas?  Is it possible to have a different php.ini for apache and
 apache-ssl?  I don't actually need the imap module for apache, and
 apache-ssl starts up fine regardless.
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