Re: ReviewBoard 2.5.10 - Segmentation Fault with Apache and MySQL

Hey Nick, Glad it works! :) Christian On Mon, May 15, 2017 at 06:11 Nick Pruehs wrote: > Hey Christian, > > I've removed my compiled version of Apache2 and installed both apache2 and > libapache2-mod-wsgi using apt-get. > > Following the rest of your manual at >

Re: ReviewBoard 2.5.10 - Segmentation Fault with Apache and MySQL

Hey Christian, I've removed my compiled version of Apache2 and installed both apache2 and libapache2-mod-wsgi using apt-get. Following the rest of your manual at https://www.reviewboard.org/docs/manual/3.0/admin/installation/creating-sites/#creating-sites, now everything works like a charm.

Re: ReviewBoard 2.5.10 - Segmentation Fault with Apache and MySQL

Hi Nick, You shouldn't have to compile Apache or mod_wsgi at all. The versions provided by Ubuntu are what you want to use, unless your needs are very specific. It's possible that this is the culprit, as there may be conflicts between compiled and distro-provided pieces here. This might be

Re: ReviewBoard 2.5.10 - Segmentation Fault with Apache and MySQL

Hey Christian, thanks for the quick reply (and sorry for the double-post; I wasn't aware posts have to be approved, and thought it got lost in the nether). I've installed ... - MySQL using apt-get, as described here:

Re: ReviewBoard 2.5.10 - Segmentation Fault with Apache and MySQL

Hey Nick, This sort of thing is rare, but when it happens, it's a problem with a compiled module from a third-party dependency. I couldn't say from looking at these logs, but it could be something with mod_wsgi, Pillow, MySQL, PySVN, or any number of things. It's happening likely before any real