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[Tue Apr 06 12:16:10 2004] [crit] [Tue Apr 06 12:16:10 2004] file
worker.c, line 708, assertion rv == 0 || !csd failed
Can someone interpret? 2.0.49 on Linux
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Brian Akins
Senior Systems Engineer
CNN Internet Technologies
Hi,
I was wondering if invoking an internal-redirect from within an
output filter is legal. I need to do that from my output filter but want
to make sure that it conforms to apache2.0 API before I go ahead and
design/code it.
thanks,
-ss
p.s.
http_header_filter actually does that
Brian Akins wrote:
[Tue Apr 06 12:16:10 2004] [crit] [Tue Apr 06 12:16:10 2004] file
worker.c, line 708, assertion rv == 0 || !csd failed
Can someone interpret? 2.0.49 on Linux
It is a should not occur of course, but I think this code in os/unix/unixd.c is
the problem:
if (sockdes =
Jeff Trawick wrote:
The better-yet-still-reasonably quick hack is to zap the FD_SETSIZE
checks in os/unix/unixd.c and server/mpm/worker/worker.c. Since your
platform has poll(), you won't suffer from lack of FD_SETSIZE checking
in APR 0.9.
I wrapped these sections with:
#ifndef HAVE_POLL
