On Wednesday 05 February 2003 21:09, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> No, that won't be it. It'll be something much stranger (like what
> else is compiled into your httpd?).
Uh-oh... Not much, I think... Not SSL, PHP or anything. I think it
should be pretty vanilla. I have not changed anything in the Debian
default configuration with regards to modules for the apache-package
configuration.
>Try uncommenting the code in
> AxKit.pm that installs a USR1 signal handler,
Uhm, I can't find a USR1 signal handler... And I have worked briefly
with them, so I should be able to tell if I see them. All I find is a
$SIG{__DIE__}-handler and a USR2-handler, but that's commented out.
>and then send your
> httpd a USR1 signal and send in the stack trace.
That's means using things like gdb stack...? I haven't done that
before... :-)
Cheers,
Kjetil
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