On Tue, 18 Jan 2011, Rainer Jung wrote:
I did a broken build using a SHELL_PATH that was not available on the build
platform. The test suite tried to log
exec of 'echo pass' failed
in test number 16 of t/modules/include.t (line 261). This produced a crash.
It seems the crash will happen
Hi developers.
I have hacked up a new authentication module[1] that will use libcurl to
forward all cookies to a specified URL. The URL will validate my normal
session cookie and print the matching username.
This way, I can reuse my internal session manager to password protect
folders
Hi,
after yesterdays various small fixes the test suite for trunk again runs
flawlessly for me, no failures, no cores. Tested on Solaris 8+10 Sparc,
RedHat 5 64 Bits and SuSE Linux Enterprise 10 32 Bits using r1060283.
I checked against apr trunk (r1060249) and apr 1.4.2/apu 1.3.10, using
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That is an extremely ugly solution: stdlib.h uses #ifndef _STDLIB_H
internally, so this may negatively affect other plattforms or other
source files which include util_expr_private.h.
From reading util_expr_parse.c, I think something
On Tue, 18 Jan 2011, Gregg L\. Smith wrote:
Thank you and yes that probably is not a good idea after all, I was
unaware of that connection. Your suggestion does work, that removes the
linkage warnings.
Thanks for testing. Commited as r1060588
Yes _MSC_VER is correct, the compilers do
Good day --
We have three Redhat 5.6 servers running Apache 2.2.3. After our last week
software update (directly from Redhat), the three Apache servers became
unaccessible from any browser.
A simple service httpd restart gives no errors, and we can see the daemon
running. Put the list of
On 01/18/11 16:01, martin olivera wrote:
Good day --
Hey Martin,
We have three Redhat 5.6 servers running Apache 2.2.3. After our last week
software update (directly from Redhat), the three Apache servers became
unaccessible from any browser.
A simple service httpd restart gives no errors,
Thank you. I just renamed nss.conf nss.conf.not and that prevented nss from
load up.
Martin
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 4:49 PM, Sander Temme scte...@apache.org wrote:
On 01/18/11 16:01, martin olivera wrote:
Good day --
Hey Martin,
We have three Redhat 5.6 servers running Apache 2.2.3.