> > As per above, Solaris apr build appears to have bugs. As > yet I have not had > > the time to look at why. > > > > Does the above help? > > I very seriously doubt this. Apache uses shared memory for > the scoreboard > communication between the parent and child processes. In > Apache 2.0, this is > done using APR's shared memory support. Also, the APR > testsuite tests shared > memory, and while I don't currently have a Solaris machine, > the last time I had > one, APR passed this test on Solaris.
I do no boubt the above. But I am using apache 1.3.x When building mod_jk2 it requires the source to apr and apr-util along with apxs for apache 1.3.x (I have used 1.3.26, I know this is old, but I have other reasons). mod_jk2 builds apr and apr-util as before anything else. It will not use an installed apr or apr-util, it requires the source. When building apr returns APR_HAS_SHARED_MEMORY 1 and hence mod_jk2 builds with this. When you then fire up apache with this module the following errors are logged in the jk2.log file: [Fri Feb 27 15:12:08 2004] (error ) [jk_shm.c (163)] shm.create(): error creating /tmp/cr.sandwich.pfizer.com_81.shm 2117992 22 0x1f5020 Invalid argument [Fri Feb 27 15:12:08 2004] (error ) [jk_shm.c (238)] shm.create(): error mmapping /tmp/cr.sandwich.pfizer.com_81.shm Hacking jk_shm.c to not use the APR shared memory results in it working. I think that jk_shm.c has been changed to use apr in the last 12 months as 2.0.3 does not need apr. > Perhaps you could give us more information about why you > think APR's shared > memory appears to be bogus. >From the above I would assume it is passing or being passed a wrong argument ;-) It is worth noting that this appears to be an apache 1.3.x issue as no one else seems to suffer from this. However I have no idea if anyone else has tried building mod_jk2 on Solaris for apache 1.3.x. Thanks. Greg > Ryan > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
