Is this for example only on the machines running Linux 2.4, did you
recompile everything including Perl, what compiler and compilation
options did you use, are you using DSO, have you read the file
mod_perl/SUPPORT, have you tried mod_perl-1.26_01 and/or
apache_1.3.23...?
This has been happening
Hi again,
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Jeremy Rusnak wrote:
This has been happening on both 24 and 22 machines I've recompiled
everything but Perl itself (560) with the stock Redhat 62 and 72
Definitely go for 561 at least, 560 is buggy Compile your own,
don't use RPMs unless you have evidence
While rebuilding perl and apache/modperl could possibly fix it, check your
error log for segmentation faults.
Regards,
Tim Tompkins
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Definitely go for 5.6.1 at least, 5.6.0 is buggy. Compile your own,
don't use RPMs unless you have evidence they'll be OK. I use 5.7.2
now in development and I'd be quite happy with to go live with it,
although I don't do anything fancy in my Perl code if I can avoid it.
I'll give this a shot.
While rebuilding perl and apache/modperl could possibly fix it, check your
error log for segmentation faults.
No segfaults at all. The last core file I've got on one of the affected
boxes is from early January.
Thanks,
Jeremy
