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--- Comment #23 from Manuel Schmitt (manitu) ---
> (In reply to Thomas Witzenrath from comment #20)
> > We are running apache 2.4.34 on Gentoo as well, with DBDriver mysql and ssl
> > module. But I was wrong with the ordering of the module
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--- Comment #22 from Manuel Schmitt (manitu) ---
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> We are running apache 2.4.34 on Gentoo as well, with DBDriver mysql and ssl
> module. But I was wrong with the ordering of the module loads.
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--- Comment #20 from Thomas Witzenrath ---
We are running apache 2.4.34 on Gentoo as well, with DBDriver mysql and ssl
module. But I was wrong with the ordering of the module loads. Try loading the
ssl module AFTER the dbd modules.
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--- Comment #19 from Manuel Schmitt (manitu) ---
No, for us (2.4.34) moving loading mod_ssl very on top did _NOT_ solve it. Same
segfault.
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--- Comment #18 from Thomas Witzenrath ---
could you try moving the mod_ssl loading before the mod_auth* modules? To my
understanding that should "fix" the problem.
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--- Comment #17 from Manuel Schmitt (manitu) ---
Sorry for the typo, Imeant
(In reply to Manuel Schmitt (manitu) from comment #16)
> More over we did find out that it happens only if
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> a) ssl module is loaded
> b) a "DBDriver mysql" is
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--- Comment #16 from Manuel Schmitt (manitu) ---
We have a similar issue at
https://bugs.gentoo.org/666406
with the difference that it has NOT to do with mod_md (we are not using it).
We can confirm "our" bug with apache 2.4.33 and
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--- Comment #15 from Stefan Eissing ---
The minimal backtrace shows where exactly the crash in openssl 1.0.2 happens:
Thread 1 (Thread 0x77fe0780 (LWP 3)):
#0 0x74346610 in ?? ()
#1 0x74f07935 in ssleay_rand_status
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--- Comment #13 from Stefan Eissing ---
I agree that something seems strange, which normally indicates that there is a
hidden variable which we are not aware of yet.
In your backtrace attached here, I read:
[Wed Jul 18 11:23:52.903327 2018]
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--- Comment #12 from Thomas Witzenrath ---
Still this only happens when mod_authn_dbd is used. A different server uses the
exact same config, just without the Virtualhost that states "DBDriver mysql",
and has been running without a segfault
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--- Comment #7 from Stefan Eissing ---
Correction, you load mod_dbd after, mod_authn_dbd ist still before. What
happens if you place mod_authn_dbd after? Thanks.
(bit overloaded today)
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yes it is
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elukey suggested in the #httpd-dev IRC Channel to add that we're running
openssl-1.0.2o
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Minimum httpd.conf to hit the problem
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