Hi Paride.
that lets me with a container without any IPv4 address.. I cannot
install any packages. Sorry.. I never worked with containers.
Roberto
Il 10.12.2019 16:12, Paride Legovini ha scritto:
> Hi Roberto,
>
> While I think you ran into an actual bug, without steps to reproduce it
> is
** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
** Summary changed:
- apachectl configtest segmentation fault
+ apachectl configtest segfault with request-tracker4 + mod_perl
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in case it helps anyone, I found this:
https://forum.bestpractical.com/t/apache-core-dump-when-rt4-is-activated/33695/3
where its suggested not to use mod_perl. I changed to an alternate method and
it appears to run smoothly. It might be related to different versions of
openssl compiled into
in addition to the mentioned include-line, I did have these lines in the
000-default and default-ssl.conf:
use Plack::Handler::Apache2;
Plack::Handler::Apache2->preload("/usr/share/request-tracker4/libexec/rt-server");
When commenting those out in addition to the include-line, I no
Roberto: no other web apps on the box, only RT4
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Hi Paride.
I will try the steps you propose this evening and let you know.
Kjell, do you have other web apps that use mod-perl? If so, try to
disable them and let us know.
Thank you and best regards.
Roberto
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Hi Roberto,
While I think you ran into an actual bug, without steps to reproduce it
is very difficult for a developer to begin working on it. Do you think
you could try to reproduce the segfault within a container and identify
the minimal (or close to minimal) steps needed to reproduce the
I seem to have the exact same issue, also with RT4 on Ubuntu 16.04.6
LTS. The strace looks pretty much exactly the same, and the other
details in the case is exactly the same, with one difference; It crashes
even if I comment out the 'Include /etc/request-
tracker4/apache2-modperl2.conf' line.
Hello Paride.
I don't know what else may be relevant to trigger the crash.
libapache2-mod-nss is not relevant at all.. I just installed it in an attemt to
fix the problem but it didn't help.
I'm willing to help debug this, but I need guidance. So please don't
hesitate to ask.
I will now
Hello Roberto,
The segfault you observed is very likely to be a bug, however I tried to
reproduce it by installing/enabling request-tracker4, rt4-apache2,
libapache2-mod-nss and few other things on Xenial but without success.
Is there anything relevant I could try to trigger the crash?
If I
I just found the config line that makes it crash:
Include /etc/request-tracker4/apache2-modperl2.conf
I still have to look into it, but for now I commented it out.
Roberto
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Hmm, sorry for putting you on the wrong path there.
We'll now need to wait for a developer / package maintainer to have a
look at this.
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Hi.
I just:
1) apt install libapache2-mod-nss
2) a2enmod nss
3) systemctl restart apache2.service
but nothing has changed.. so I'm now going to disable and deinstall
libapache2-mod-nss
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Hi Tom.
The ssl apache module is enabled
There's nothing about nss in mods-enabled/ (but kernel message mentions
libnss_files-2.23.so
When the ssl apache module is disabled, apachectl configtest works.
When the ssl apache module is enabled, apachectl configtest fails with
segmentation fault.
I'm not sure why I missed this when we were looking into it on IRC, but
this is apparently something involving the openssl and nss crypto
libraries / frameworks. I'm not enough of a developer to understand what
exactly seems to be the problem, though, but knowing that apache httpd
supports HTTPS
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