Bruce Mills wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your response. From what you say, I expect that you are
right, that it won't solve my problem. If it is something you can do
quickly I'd like to try the patch, just in case. If that does not work,
then I will attack the Cygwin-gcc side of the equation. I now have
the same version of source compiled and running on another
machine, and have added an alien module to it without breaking
anything. So, there must be `something' about the machine in
question, whatever the answer.
Thanks again,
Bruce.
I just added patch for 2.2.10. enjoy! (I didn't test it but... should work)!
Are these machine different in terms of CPU's word size (32-bit vs 64-bit)?
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 11:33 PM, MENEAULT Maxime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bruce Mills wrote:
Hi,
I am installing a web-based CVS on Win32, and am trying the route of
installing Cygwin, and then using the Unix sources. I have done this
before
and got it to work with little problem. But, this time I found that
httpd dies on
startup with no log messages. Debugging through the source (in main.c) I
found that ap_run_pre_config died without comment. Chasing this issue I
found bug 45076 on the Apache bugzilla, saying I needed to call
apr_hooks_sort_all, and included a patch file. So far so good.
But, the patch file Failed (I am using apache 2.2.10) and my various
attempts
to adjust the code along those lines have not produced a solution to
the problem.
What is the status of this issue now?
Hi,
I discovered bug 45076 and produced patches for it but nobody really paid
attention to it. So I didn't add new patches for 2.2.10.
However on a fresh install (i.e. without any proprietary modules using the
preconfig hook ordering) it shouldn't core dump.
I actually discovered the bug because I am developping modules that rely on
a correct execution order of the pre config hook.
I didn't check 2.2.10 (I am still on 2.2.8) but I don't think that built-in
modules rely on pre_config hook ordering.
I can produce a 2.2.10 patch if you need it or if any developer is willing
to fix 45076 issue. It is pretty easy to fix.
Unfortunately I don't think it would solve your issue.
Maybe a linker issue or Cygwin related bug?
