bug reproduced, happens pretty quickly once I stressed httpd2 with siege ...
On 16 January 2016 at 19:48, Pedro de Oliveira wrote:
> Ignore what I said in the earlier email about "mpm_prefork", I wasnt
> using it. Sorry.
>
> It still crashes after a few requests. This is the backtrace from
> apac
Ignore what I said in the earlier email about "mpm_prefork", I wasnt
using it. Sorry.
It still crashes after a few requests. This is the backtrace from
apache build with -O0 and -ggdb.
# gdb --args httpd2 -X
(gdb) run
Starting program: /usr/local/sbin/httpd2 -X
...
Program received signal SIGSEGV
Pedro de Oliveira wrote:
> Following your tips I built Apache with -O0 and the segfaults in
> "mpm_prefork" no longer happen. Maybe its a gcc optimization issue. I
> dont know which -O OpenBSD uses by default, but I will try it also
> with -O1 and report back.
Remember, compiler optimizations can
Hello,
Following your tips I built Apache with -O0 and the segfaults in
"mpm_prefork" no longer happen. Maybe its a gcc optimization issue.
I dont know which -O OpenBSD uses by default, but I will try it also with
-O1 and report back.
Now that it doesnt crash I fiddled a bit more with http2.
# g
I've disabled mod_http2 from being packaged for now, not sure how
to debug it further at present.
On 2016/01/14 18:58, Pedro de Oliveira wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Yesterday I was trying to play with the http2 module on Apache from
> ports, as I saw it was added to the ports file list. The problem i
Hi there,
Yesterday I was trying to play with the http2 module on Apache from
ports, as I saw it was added to the ports file list. The problem is
that the module isnt working correctly.
If you try it on a http vhost, it simply returns the page via the
normal way (http).
And if you enable it on a
