>
> I ran the tests, and the result is as follows.
>
That sounds ok.
In this case could you please run your httpd under gdb with the -X
option e.g.
gdb --args /path/to/httpd -f /path/to/httpd.conf -X
Then do the request where you get the bus error and at the gdb prompt
type
bt
And send
I ran the tests, and the result is as follows.
Both test will fail, but when you look at test/tmp/out.htm after each
test, you should see the sentence "This page is shown due to an
ErrorDocument redirection".
make test TESTARGS="-h errdoc/errdoc.htm"
Same as test/cmp/errdoc.htm
This page
>
> I ran httpd on another port with -X, and it's somewhat interesting.
>
> When the first request to the httpd (started with -X) is for
> a missing page or a page with error, I get bus error or
> segmentation fault and apache dies.
>
> If the first request is a hit and successful, subsequent
Hi,
>
> I ran httpd on another port with -X, and it's somewhat interesting.
>
> When the first request to the httpd (started with -X) is for
> a missing page or a page with error, I get bus error or
> segmentation fault and apache dies.
>
> If the first request is a hit and successful, subseq
I guess the problem might happen when the same child serves the page
again, so the initialisation is skiped.
Could you try to run httpd with the -X option, so you have only one
process. Does it now fail the second request?
I ran httpd on another port with -X, and it's somewhat interesting.
Hi,
I guess the problem might happen when the same child serves the page
again, so the initialisation is skiped.
Could you try to run httpd with the -X option, so you have only one
process. Does it now fail the second request?
Gerald
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Hi,
your config seems to be ok and should work for normal Embperl files. I have
never tried it with Embperl::Object, maybe Embperl::Object is not correctly
passing the error back.
Could you see if you get the same result with an normal Embperl file?
Gerald
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