Hi, the problem is, when I compile Mod_perl and PHP both as static with Apache, none of them can work. And what's worse, when they are both static, I can't access any HTML pages either, the error log is just the same as described in my former mail. What is the problem here? I forgot to mention that my Perl version is 5.6.0, can this be related to the problem? Thanks a lot! Di, Yu 11.13 On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Daniel Chetlin wrote: > On Mon, Nov 13, 2000 at 08:20:53AM -0600, Yu Di wrote: > [snip] > > Then I found that I cannot access any Mod_perl, PHP, or FastCGI programs, > > if I try, I will get an error, and the error.log of Apache will have a > > line like: > > "[...][notice] child pid xxxxx exit signal Segmentation Fault(11)" > [snip] > > Then I compiled Mod_perl as a static module of Apache, and installed it, > > then installed mod_fastcgi and PHP as DSO. This time, Mod_perl programs > > and FastCGI programs can be accessed, but PHP programs will produce the > > same errors as above. > > > > So it seems that Mod_perl is conflicting with these two other modules, > > especially PHP. > > I have observed exactly these problems. My eventual conclusion was that > mod_perl and mod_php[34] will not co-exist when either is a DSO. I > currently have everything but mod_ssl compiled statically, and I would > suggest that compiling mod_php as a static module will solve your > remaining problem. > > On the plus side, I have been surprised and pleased by the stability of > mod_perl as a DSO in an httpd without PHP (on Linux). > > -dlc >
