Re: [VOTE] 2.2.2 Candidate

[Sander Temme]

Hey The Doctor (what's your name?),

On Apr 23, 2006, at 6:24 PM, The Doctor wrote:

MAjor Failure. I got thes erver to compile properly, the httpd*.conf

to assimilate properly, but on start-up choke!

Couple of questions:

1) How does it choke?
2) Does the server start?
3) Does it print output to stderr?
4) Does it write output to its error log?
5) Does it receive a signal (like a segfault or so)?
6) Do you get a core?
7) Could you send us a backtrace?

REason could be due to the following:

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$ cd /path/to/your/httpd-2.2.2/srclib/pcre
$ svn diff -r381782:381783 \

Are you sure about that? The server only reads the documents when they are actually served. Above, you say that you have problems on startup. Do you also have problems serving documents? If so, I'd like you to answer questions 4-7 above for when you send the server a request for the document that gives you problems. To give us a readable backtrace from a core file, we'll likely need debug symbols in the binary. Unfortunately, the 2.2.2 release candidate will not build for you with -DDEBUG. This is a known issue and has been fixed on trunk. You can apply the same fix as follows: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk/srclib/pcre/ printint.c | patch -p0

And then build with -DDEBUG as you tried before.







Regards,

Sander

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I assume you know how to get a coredump on BSD/OS: I don't have access to that platform so I can't figure that out for you. Probably ulimit -c unlimited before you run apachectl start, that's how it works for me on FreeBSD and Darwin. Before, you mentioned some problems that we think may be due to installing a new version of the server over an older, 2.0 based version. To make sure you don't have any stale files, please build by running configure --with-prefix=/path/to/something/safe --with- layout=Apache ... Thank you for testing on BSD/OS: while it is related to the BSD versions many of us use from day to day, I don't know if any of the regular participants on this list have access to a BSD/OS system.

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