Re: [users] [users@httpd] mod_dbd and ssl

2014-06-04 Thread Andrea Gabellini - SC
Hello, I performed several tests. Starting with a fresh installation of CentOS 6.5 and a fresh compilation of the latest MySQL 5.5 and Apache (with latest apr and apr-util) Minimal changes to the default configuration, without adding or removing apache modules, to permit the use of mod_dbd and

Re: [users] [users@httpd] mod_dbd and ssl

2014-06-04 Thread Nick Kew
On 4 Jun 2014, at 12:03, Andrea Gabellini - SC wrote: Hello, I performed several tests. This is interesting, and your reports are sufficiently specific to look more like a bug than a PBKAC. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to reproduce it, and I don't think I can really offer any more

Re: [users] [users@httpd] mod_dbd and ssl

2014-06-03 Thread Andrea Gabellini - SC
Hello, mod_dbd doesn't emit any log (also with LogLevel = trace8). Even if I disable ssl and the authentication works. I get a segmentation fault if I run apache with -X The OS is a CentOS 6.5 upgraded few days ago. I just verified if there were conflicting libraries. I also re-compiled all

Re: [users] [users@httpd] mod_dbd and ssl

2014-06-02 Thread Nick Kew
On 2 Jun 2014, at 13:56, Andrea Gabellini - SC wrote: Hello, with LogLevel = debug and only one SSL site enabled (for readability) I got the following output. Can't see anything from mod_dbd in there, nor any errors. Do you have a local geek who could run it under strace or gdb? If not,

Re: [users] [users@httpd] mod_dbd and ssl

2014-06-02 Thread Nick Kew
On 2 Jun 2014, at 13:56, Andrea Gabellini - SC wrote: Hello, with LogLevel = debug and only one SSL site enabled (for readability) I got the following output. The first block is with DBDriver enabled and the second without it. I can't see anything relevant, but i'm not a developer ;-)