>
> I am getting losts of SIGV 11 VIOLATIONS. I have been
> pulling my hair out for several weeks. It does not happen on startup
> seems to happen only after a child has been running a while.
>
> I have reved up to latest and greatest. Rebuilt perl and everything
> else from clean sources. when
if you need more info on how to reproduce it - let me know.
Gerald Richter wrote:
> > PROBLEM SOLVED.
> >
> Fine :-)
>
> > the values for $req_rec in the page and in the subs started out the
> > same and then shifted after a period of time.
> >
>
> That was my suspicion...
>
> > I now pass in th
> PROBLEM SOLVED.
>
Fine :-)
> the values for $req_rec in the page and in the subs started out the
> same and then shifted after a period of time.
>
That was my suspicion...
> I now pass in the $req_rec from the page to the subroutines and no
> more segfaulting.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Is
PROBLEM SOLVED.
the values for $req_rec in the page and in the subs started out the
same and then shifted after a period of time.
I now pass in the $req_rec from the page to the subroutines and no
more segfaulting.
Thanks for the help.
Is this a problem that you are going to correct with your
I get those too even without embperl. The same symptoms. Everything is
fine untill child is terminated. Then "child pid x exit signal
Segmentation fault (11)" appears in error log. I was said that this
disappears after upgrade to perl 5.005_3. Couldn't try it because
can't upgrade. But looks l
> at the top of every page I have the following:
>
> [- Execute({inputfile => '/usr/local/apache/share/GWCe.htm',
> mtime => 1, import
> => 1}); -]
Using the mtime parameters together with an file may lead to problems, when
the file changes, while the httpd is running, but this is another story a
at the top of every page I have the following:
[- Execute({inputfile => '/usr/local/apache/share/GWCe.htm', mtime => 1, import
=> 1}); -]
[- ordpag(); exit if $GWCe::xitflg; -]
then I have something like the following in GWCe.htm
( these are snippets of code to give you an idea. you cannot run