Re: Problems in apr_rmm.c

[Jess Holle]

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I suspect (somewhat strongly) that this issue is in util_ldap, not in APR, but Josh's question is a good one -- is this a known util_ldap issue? We had for some time disabled shared memory in util_ldap by pretending it did not exist on any platform by replacing shared-memory ifdefs with #if 0's.  Perhaps it is time to do this again?  Seeing such an issue on Windows worries me that other platforms are a house of cards in this area as well... -- Jess Holle Fenlason, Josh wrote: Has anyone seen any problems in apr_rmm.c on systems with shared memory and ldap enabled? When I stop Apache via Crtl-C, I'm getting the Windows error saying that something is a miss in Apache.  Stepping into the debugger, reveals that the problem is at line 373 of srclib\apr-util\misc\apr_rmm.c.   else {     if (rmm->base->firstused != this) {         APR_ANYLOCK_UNLOCK(&rmm->lock);         return APR_EINVAL;     } }   firstused has not been initialized.  If I rebuild Apache without shared memory, the problem goes away.  Has anyone else seen anything like this?  Any suggestions on how to resolve this? I'm on XP SP1, Apache 2.0.54. Thanks in advance. , Josh.