Anyone seen this with mod_ssl 2.6.5 and apache 1.3.12? Web server
non-responsive,
check the box and one httpd process is maxing out a CPU. Attach using gdb
and it
seems to be stuck in ssl_scache_dbm_status. Oh, and the ssl_scache.pag
seems quite large too.
cheers,
Barry
ps forgive the .sig polic
As an aside though, you could probably use the http://... redirectors
already suggested in a different thread to redirect to separate https
vhosts running on different ports on the same ip that both www.mydomain.com
and www.myotherdomain.com resolve to.
cheers,
Barry
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Datapoint - same deal here. Solaris 2.5.1 running on Ultra-2. Installed
from source.
Only comments:
(a) I think Dana has a typo in the stack trace - between SSL_CTX_ctrl
and ssl_init_Module should be ssl_init_ConfigureServer;
(b) It's not mod_perl (we don't have it installed);
(c) apache 1.3.12,
Disagree. See the two previous messages on Coredumps.
"Craig Skelton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/19/2000 08:35:51 AM
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Is the servlet engine dying properly?
Data point - mine is resolved. I rebuilt everything installing apache with
EAPI only,
(configuring mod_ssl --with-eapi-only), then installed mod_ssl with apxs.
Apache config line as follows:
EAPI_MM=SYSTEM CFLAGS="-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64"\
./configure --enable-module=most --enab
recompile the module (like it says)? This works for me and seems by far the
simplest approach...
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You have two distinct issues:
1) the warning about the wildcard cert. It's a warning, not the end of the
world. (Admittedly, recognising that the hostname matches the wildcard
would be preferable);
2) the issue with restarts: search the mailing list, especially if you have
mod_ssl statically linke
And *WHAT DOES THE SSL LOGFILE SAY*?
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In order:
Hi.
Really, I would never have guessed. I thought you might have some insight
(other than you're too lazy to read *massive* man pages) to contribute.
1. Read up on server-status - failing this: check your apache logs.
2. Read up on the difference between static and dynamic linking. Th
sure, here's a hint: RTFF (read the fine FAQ)
Vinoj Vijayan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/05/2000 02:59:35 PM
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Hello,
We have installed mod_ssl successfully and on starting Apa
RTFA (read the fine archive)
Mak Wing Lok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/05/2000 05:32:50 PM
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how to solve this error? happend during apache Make.
thanks.
gcc -c -I../../os/unix -I../../include
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And have you contacted customer support?
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apache may be configured as you say, but was it *installed* as configured?
apxs is for building modules for a *pre-built* apache.
cheers,
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Give them an up-to-date certificate?
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