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Contains Apache configurations and gdb bt full
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Unsure how to get those statistics in a good way. I'm not fully aware of which
DOS it's protecting against (I assume leaving orphaned connection open in
FIN-WAIT-2?).
However a DOS that can trigger this
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Can you share the `thread apply all bt full` output too?
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--- Comment #7 from abhishek.pa...@diligenta.co.uk ---
I can't see any core file getting generated but logs are getting filled with
said errors and child processes are getting closed and new processes are
getting spawned continuously.
I have
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CoreDumpDirectory only has affect of /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern isn't
absolute or a pipe because CoreDumpDirectory is really just "the working
directory during fatal signal".
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--- Comment #10 from abhishek.pa...@diligenta.co.uk ---
Also I have checked inside /app and /var, no core dump file any where.
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--- Comment #9 from abhishek.pa...@diligenta.co.uk ---
I am not that expert on OS level stuff but this is what we have on hosting
server. If that helps,
[http@server-hostname conf]$ cat /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern
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It looks like you are attaching to a running process rather than getting info
from the core file.
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Bug ID: 63666
Summary: Should take the OS buffers into account when timing
lingering
Product: Apache httpd-2
Version: 2.4-HEAD
Hardware: PC
OS: Linux
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--- Comment #1 from Joe Orton ---
Interesting problem.
Is there a portable way to determine the length of the TCP send queue?
Apparently the ioctl TIOCOUTQ might do it for (some?) Unix, tho we've got no
experience with using that in
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Bug ID: 63667
Summary: AH00051: child pid 28416 exit signal Segmentation
fault
Product: Apache httpd-2
Version: 2.4.39
Hardware: Other
OS: Linux
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Kindly share update or progress on this.
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