Hi Rob,
Can you please check if apr-ldap-1.so is getting loaded ?
Run pldd on the httpd process and search for ldap.
$ pldd <httpd-proc-id> | grep ldap
Thanks,
Seema.
On 12/03/08 01:59, Rob wrote:
>> Hi Rob,
>>
>> I tried to reproduce the crash at my end (on b100)
>> and was able to do so for ldaps:// . But the stack
>> trace looks different.
>> With ldap:// , things work fine.
>>
>> I don't know the root cause yet. There have been many
>> changes between b91 and b101 including apache version
>> upgrade.
>> I will raise a bug to track this issue.
>> Thanks for reporting it.
>
> I'm getting core dumps with mod_authnz_ldap if i do ldap or ldaps. Here is a
> the pstack contents of a ldap (non-ssl'd) core dump
>
> root at nybackup1:/var/cores# pstack core.httpd.17814.u12625
> core 'core.httpd.17814.u12625' of 17814: /usr/apache2/2.2/bin/httpd -k
> start
> fe032bc5 uldap_connection_init (82542b0, 810f6d8) + 17d
> fe032c0b uldap_connection_open (82542b0, 810f6d8) + 3b
> fe03391b uldap_cache_checkuserid (82542b0, 810f6d8, 81c05c0, 81c0630, 2,
> 81c0650) + 23b
> fe9d192d authn_ldap_check_password (82542b0, 8255e48, 8255e39) + 17d
> fe960dfc authenticate_basic_user (82542b0) + 21c
> 0807a929 ap_run_check_user_id (82542b0) + 25
> 0807b11d ap_process_request_internal (82542b0) + 285
> 08088e6b ap_process_request (82542b0) + 3f
> 08086ce6 ap_process_http_connection (8248518) + 52
> 08083d29 ap_run_process_connection (8248518) + 25
> 08083fca ap_process_connection (8248518, 8248280) + 3a
> 0808d191 child_main (4) + 395
> 0808d2fc make_child (80c1888, 4) + 84
> 0808d3d4 startup_children (1) + 3c
> 0808d70c ap_mpm_run (80bf990, 80eda48, 80c1888) + 148
> 0806f39e main (3, 8047df8, 8047e08) + 772
> 0806e662 _start (3, 8047ea0, 8047ebb, 8047ebe, 0, 8047ec4) + 7a
