Just a quick followup.  I added
ulimit -c unlimited
to the environment for httpd and added a CoreDumpDirectory directive to my 
httpd.conf and now I can't get it to crash. So hooray magic incantations; I'm 
just happy for a non-crashing web server.

If the problem recurs and I find anything interesting from core dumps I will 
post to the list.

thanks,
Chris

On Jul 5, 2011, at 12:26 PM, Jarod Malestein wrote:

> 
> As it is an intermittent issue, a core dump would probably help figure out 
> why mod_cosign (or something else) is not happy.
> 
> 
> Jarod
> 
> 
> On Jul 1, 2011, at 2:44 PM, Christopher Sarnowski wrote:
> 
>> I am running the 3.1.2 CoSign Apache2 filter  on Apache 2.2.3 (on Centos 
>> 5.5). Intermittently but often, the requested page does not load, and the 
>> end user just sees a blank page. I get errors like this in my apache error 
>> log:
>> 
>> [Fri Jul 01 14:35:05 2011] [notice] child pid 7863 exit signal Segmentation 
>> fault (11)
>> 
>> The page always loads eventually, but I sometimes have to reload as many as 
>> 8 or 10 times. 
>> 
>> This happens with flat html, cgi, and calls to a tomcat webapp.
>> 
>> Any suggestions for debugging, or any way to get more information given my 
>> setup? I'm willing to hack up the filter module source code and rebuild, if 
>> someone can suggest useful places for me to put in logging or debug 
>> statements.  Do I need to rebuild apache to debug at that level?
>> 
>> thanks for any guidance,
>> Chris Sarnowski




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