Hi Stas,

I understand that going thru 40 KB is a pain. Unfortunately I can't seem to get the test suite running, the Perl Makefile does not produce a valid makefile, and I can't seem to fix it (something with DIRFILESEP). As I told you I'm a little handicapped on my Win32/cygwin machine, as I'm working off of binaries.

I would still appreciate if you'd look into my case. The httpd.conf is really standard, the 40KB is all std comments, all I really do is:

#added by MF 10/03/2004
LoadFile "d:/Perl/bin/perl58.dll"
LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so

<VirtualHost 212.238.156.229:80>
  ServerName mail.franken.ws
  DocumentRoot e:/www/docs/rowan.kueper.org
  LogLevel error
  ProxyPass               /exchange   http://localhost:86/exchange
  ProxyPassReverse        /exchange   http://localhost:86/exchange
  ProxyPass               /exchweb   http://localhost:86/ExchWeb
  ProxyPassReverse        /exchweb   http://localhost:86/ExchWeb
  ProxyPass               /public   http://localhost:86/public
  ProxyPassReverse        /public   http://localhost:86/public
  PerlModule Apache2
  PerlModule Mike::Filter
  <Location />
     SetHandler modperl
     PerlOutputFilterHandler Mike::Filter
     PerlSetVar FilterSource localhost:86
     PerlAddVar FilterDestination mail.franken.ws:80
  </Location>
</VirtualHost>

You can verify it by simply running tomcat in the backend, and reverse proxy http://localhost:8080/manager, you will see the same behavior.

Stas Bekman wrote:

Michael Franken wrote:

Hi Stas,

I've just setup a simple environment with a pretty vanilla config. I get respons as before, but it crashes after a few responses. The funny thing I noticed is that the first time I launched the new server, I got no errors form my reverse proxied mod_perl'd pages.

Here's my httpd.conf:


40kb to work through is not simple ;) Please reread again what I've suggested:

> Can we see the relevant parts of your config?
> ...
> Ideally, it'd be nice if you could prepare for us a complete test suite,
> from the tar ball:
> http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/help/help.html#Problem_Description
> then I'll try to make a special mod_perl build which emulated win32
> memory pool allocation to reproduce the problem.


if you can do that, it'll help us a lot. otherwise i don't when we will be able to try to reproduce your problem, since the amount of time required to accomplish that ourselves is a way too large.

Thanks.

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regards,

Michael


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