Hi!
Sorry, I did not check if this is known problem.
I recently forgot to follow through with a name change (equivalent to
renaming Some::SimpleModule to Some::Simple::Module). I moved the
file, but forgot to change the package name.
Here is a much smaller version of my module that shows the problem:
package Some::SimpleModule;
use Apache::Constants qw(:http);
sub handler {
return DECLINED;
}
1;
Add this to a standard http.conf.default:
Location /test
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Some::Simple::Module
/Location
Then try accessing http://localhost/test.
In the error log with full trace on:
running 1 server configured stacked handlers for /test...
calling {PerlHandler-[0]} (1 total)
perl_setup_env...26 keys
mod_perl: inc seqno to 1 for /test
Some::Simple::Module symbol table not found, loading...
loading perl module 'Some::Simple::Module'...ok
perl_init_ids: uid=60001, euid=60001, gid=65534, egid=65534
`PerlChildInitHandler' push_handlers() stack is empty
PerlChildInitHandler handlers returned -1
[Thu Sep 14 12:58:59 2000] [notice] child pid 8990 exit signal Segmentation Fault
(11), possible coredump in /sw/www.biering
(Getting the coredump in Solaris requires some version dependent
fiddling. This is Solaris 8, where I just use coreadm.)
This is the stack trace from the core:
8046b0c
perl_handler_ismethod(0x82b46c8,0x81e5f62,0x828ee0c,0x80e255c,0x82fa59c,0x82a5ce8) + 61
8046b5c perl_call_handler(0x82fa59c,0x824b83c,0x0,0x80bc386,0x81e4f99,0x82fa59c) + 413
8046bac
perl_run_stacked_handlers(0x81e4f99,0x824b83c,0x82a5ce8,0x80ba521,0x80ba49c,0x8046db0)
+ 299
8046bec perl_handler(0x824b83c,0x81e52aa,0xb,0x) + 1b7
8046c2c ap_invoke_handler(0x824b83c,0x29,0x8046c5c,0x80d92be) + 11d
8046c5c process_request_internal(0x824b83c,0xdf7d,0x8046c8c,0x80e2f75) + 5d0
8046c8c ap_process_request(0x824b83c,0x4,0x824b83c,0x80e4e91) + 32
8046cdc child_main(0x0,0x80e37c0,0x8046d0c,0x80e5245) + 617
8046d0c make_child(0x824383c,0x0,0x39c0aece,0x80e1fce) + 13c
8046d3c startup_children(0x5,0x824383c,0x8046d6c,0x80e596f) + 72
8046d6c standalone_main(0x3,0x8046df4,0x8046dcc,0x80e61cb) + 1a4
8046dcc main(0x3,0x8046df4,0x8046e04) + 3b0
I believe this crash happens because sv_2cv returns a NULL pointer.
Then, CvFLAGS(cv) is used to access the flags field of a nonexistent
structure.
Sorry, I have no idea what to patch here. Holding for the Gurus ... ;-)
Probably this should be caught in perl_call_handler().
Lupe Christoph
PS: mod_perl is compiler with USE_APACI=1 EVERYTHING=1 PERL_TRACE=1
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