I am experiencing exactly the same problem as reported by Neal in 2009.
I am running the latest Apache2 from Ubuntu 10.10 repository. RLimitCPU
does not kill any of my processes.
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Status: Invalid = Incomplete
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I am experiencing exactly the same problem as reported by Neal in 2009.
I am running the latest Apache2 from Ubuntu 10.10 repository. RLimitCPU
does not kill any of my processes.
** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Incomplete
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It looks like the problem has been solved upstream by Debian who has
removed this package from sid.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1837038
Title:
Broken and defunct libv8-3.14
In the latest versions of Debian/Ubuntu, postgresql-10-plv8 has already
been removed and r-cran-v8 has been ported to use the working v8
provided by libnode: https://packages.ubuntu.com/eoan/r-cran-v8
So this only leaves 'uwsgi-plugin-v8'. In Debian this package has been
removed from the stable
Is there somebody that can take a look at this? Again libv8-3.14 crashes
on start, has a lot of security issues and has been removed from Debian
stable.
What's worse is that libv8-3.14 is masking the working version of
libv8-dev from libnode-dev.
Copying from
Public bug reported:
I am the upstream author of r-cran-v8, the R bindings for libv8.
The libv8-3.14 package has been superseded in Debian by libnode-dev.
Both packages provide "libv8-dev" however libv8-3.14 is broken beyond
repair with many security problems and crashes when compiled with
Thank you!
Indeed, the Debian maintainer (Jérémy Lal) told me he is in the process
of removing libv8-3.14 entirely as well, but they need to deal with the
last reverse dependency (uwsgi-plugin-v8).
But for them it's less of an urgent issue because they have already
removed it from stable
