In article <004001beb1cf$84292c30$[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> I am trying to use mm-1.0.6 on both SUN-Solaris v2.7 and AIX4.2, but =
> without success. On Solaris it all seems to compile in a correct way ( I =
> am following the install document following with the modssl tar-archive, =
> and using the old way of compiling modules into the Apache server =
> (mentioned as alternative C in document)) , but when I try to start the =
> httpd I get a core dump and error message saying "fail to =
> mm_ap_create()". I have used mm-1.0.5 with success when I compiled =
> everything with alternative B in the modssl installdocument.=20
>
> When I try to compile on AIX4.2 it all seems OK until I run "make test" =
> where I got a segmentation fault ??=20
>
> Anyone got a clue what the problem could be ??
First, you're posting to the wrong list. MM belongs to Apache and there
currently to EAPI+mod_ssl, so you should post this to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Second, when MM 1.0.5 worked for you, I'm wondering a lot that MM 1.0.6
doesn't. There are no changes which should already let ap_mm_create() fail.
OTOH what doesn't MM's "make test" say? Additionally, perhaps you've used a
too large byte number on the "SSLSessionCache shm:/path/to/file(XXXX)" line,
i.e. "XXXX" is too large for your platform? Then try a smaller number or leave
"(XXXX)" out.
Ralf S. Engelschall
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www.engelschall.com
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