I even used the old libraries (libc2.0.7) and the problem still exists. Basically, as soon as "AddModule mod_perl.c" is added to the config file (in addition to LoadModule, of course), the server segfaults on every attempted exec() (even for spawning ssl_gcache). mod_perl is functional in the server, though, which means I can use Apache::PerlRun to run normal CGI scripts, but ssl_gcache needs to be started manually. Is there any way we could get a version with mod_perl statically linked with apache and with STACKED_HANDLERS enabled ? On (almost) the same topic, is it possible to get the ssl library and headers so that we can build our own version without breaking the license ? -- Regards, L.C. Network Admin @ InfoStreet (818) 776 8080 x213
On Mon, 18 Jan 1999, L.C. (Laurentiu Badea) wrote:> > I even used the old libraries (libc2.0.7) and the problem still exists. > > Basically, as soon as "AddModule mod_perl.c" is added to the config file > (in addition to LoadModule, of course), the server segfaults on every > attempted exec() (even for spawning ssl_gcache). mod_perl is functional > in the server, though, which means I can use Apache::PerlRun to run > normal CGI scripts, but ssl_gcache needs to be started manually.This is very strange. You are the only one who has reported this problem. You have tried my mod_perl-1.17 from my home ftp directory, correct? What suggestions have Red Hat tech. support offered?> Is there any way we could get a version with mod_perl statically linked > with apache and with STACKED_HANDLERS enabled ?Not in Secure Web Server 2.0.> On (almost) the same topic, is it possible to get the ssl library and > headers so that we can build our own version without breaking the license ?Unfortunately, no. Our contract with RSA precludes this. --- Preston Brown Red Hat Software, Inc. pbrown@redhat.com
There was a problem with mod_perl 1.16 which caused that behavior. I have compiled the 1.17 from pbrown''s home ftp dir and it functions normally. I wrote:> > I even used the old libraries (libc2.0.7) and the problem still exists. > > Basically, as soon as "AddModule mod_perl.c" is added to the config file > (in addition to LoadModule, of course), the server segfaults on every > attempted exec() (even for spawning ssl_gcache). mod_perl is functional > in the server, though, which means I can use Apache::PerlRun to run > normal CGI scripts, but ssl_gcache needs to be started manually. >-- Regards, L.C. Network Admin @ InfoStreet (818) 776 8080 x213