Am Tuesday, 08. July 2003 00:29, schrieb Robert Ferney:
> After doing some digging, and uncommenting a die statement in
> Apache::AxKit::Plugin::_get_session_from_store($$;$);
> which tested the successful creation of the Apache::Session::File object
>
> I further chased it down to the call to
>      new IPC::Semaphore(31818,32,IPC_CREAT | S_IRWXU );
> in Apache::Session::SysVSemaphoreLocker->acquire_write_lock();
> which returns the error.. "Permission denied" from
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/Apache/Session/SysVSemaphoreLocker.pm
> line 63.
>
> ... Um any idea why this could be going on?
> Robert Ferney

Looks like your default session module (File storage, IIRC) cannot create 
SysV-Semaphores. This may be because of some strict security measures in your 
kernel. For example, there are various patches for Linux that disable 
SysV-IPC under certain circumstances. Try to use a different Apache::Session 
backend. (The man page shows how to choose that in A::A::P::Session)

-- 
CU
   Joerg

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