Hello, everybody. I am using my setup of Apache for rather long time and all the time it spoof my logfiles with messages like: [Wed Aug 15 13:37:55 2012] [notice] child pid 7415 exit signal Segmentation fault (11), possible coredump in /etc/apache2
It does not affect services running on Apache but it makes difficult to
monitor state of services and also break my confidance that all is good
with config.
As I have found with GDB backtrace ("bt full") all those Segmentation
fault (11) are result of clean_child_exit() which invokes during destroying
of child process. That is why it does not affect our services.
Same time I want to avoid this problem.
I have attached config files and below is some explanations to those
configs.
We are using wildcard SSL now - so using statements like
<VirtualHost *:443 *:80>
in "ezserver.both"
with silent using of SSL certificates from default virtualhost
"109.35.9.221_my.ezserver.com.ssl.conf".
Then with help mod_rewrite we force users to use HTTPS instead of HTTP.
Due changes in Apache 2.2.12 (I consider that is bug in Apache)
we using trick in ports_STAGING.conf
Listen 443 http
More on that is here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=541607
http://serverfault.com/questions/232782/debian-squeeze-upgrade-breaks-apache-ssl/415936#415936
http://www.aliov.org/123/server-should-be-ssl-aware-but-has-no-certificate-configured-hint-sslcertificatefile-null0/
Same time "Segmentation fault" we was reciving before using wildcard
certificates and using trick in "Listen" statement
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Stanislav Davydov <stas.davy...@gmail.com>
apache.version
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server.uname
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apache.modules
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issue.net
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apache2_STAGING.conf
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ports_STAGING.conf
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109.35.9.221_my.ezserver.com.ssl.conf
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109.35.9.221_default.conf
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ezserver.both
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backtrace_1.log
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backtrace_2.log
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backtrace_3.log
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