I'm still seeing it after running apt-get upgrade this morning.
Upgrading Plack::Handler to 1.0029 (using CPAN) does not resolve the
issue either.
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I have the same problem but with lighttpd. We are running Hawk in ubuntu
12.04.3 LTS in a VM running on Vmware Server 2.0.2
Sep 5 17:42:47 nodo02 kernel: [147211.549276] monitor[2300]: segfault at 6475
ip b7040cb7 sp bfc76b50 error 4 in libpthread-2.15.so[b7038000+17000]
Sep 5 17:43:06 nodo02
I haven't actually experienced this bug in a while. Graceful shutdowns
and logrotate have been working completely without issue. Unfortunately,
my syslogs only goes back to 8/30/13, but there're no segfaults at all.
I'm guessing a fix came out in some update.
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Sorry, false alarm. It was a bug in a process of hawk that made lighttpd
fail with the error showed.
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Title:
Ramdom apache2
I'm glad I stumbled onto this bug. My full information is available at
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16304844/php-apc-causing-apache-to-
seg-fault.
- I am not using RequestTracker.
- This happens for me any time I issue sudo service apache2 graceful.
Issuing reload doesn't seem to cause
Actually, I think I spoke too soon. It looks like reload AND graceful
cause apache2 to segfault. Only a full restart or stopping/starting
apache2 seem to get it going again.
Any time this happens, I see lines like the following in
/var/log/syslog:
kernel: apache2[11246]: segfault at ip
Hello,
when i opened this bug report, i forgot to comment that the server is virtual,
it is running on Wvmware ESXi.
In fact, on Vmware ESXi 4.1 U1
Regards,
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Hello again,
checking the Dave Posser's comment, i would like to add that in our server we
are running RequestTracker too.
In this case, version 4.0.4
Regards,
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OK, looks like RequestTracker is the problem-- specifically one of the perl
modules. If I comment out the Perl handler lines in my site definition in
/etc/apache2/sites-available/:
Perl
use Plack::Handler::Apache2;
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I am seeing the same behavior on my system. Reproduceable every time I
do /etc/init.d/apache2 reload. System in question is a VM running under
VMware ESXi, so I could provide developers with a copy of the VM if they
can't reproduce it themselves (but it's not a small file).
Apache is serving
Hello again,
finally i find the cause of this issue.
The problem happens every time logrotate rotate the apache logs.
cat /etc/logrotate.d/apache2
/var/log/apache2/*.log {
weekly
missingok
rotate 52
compress
delaycompress
notifempty
create
Hello,
finally i didn't deactivate the weekly crond tasks, I configured the weekly
crond tasks to be run at 05:47 AM every sunday.
Anyway, last sunday the apache2 process died again. This time at
05:15:13 AM.
Any update in this bug report?
Thanks in advanced!
Regards,
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Sorry, I don't think this bug report can make any progress until we've
confirmed that the problem affects others (so we know it's not a
hardware fault or local configuration issue) and we have steps a
developer can use to reproduce the problem on his system.
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Hello again,
last sunday the apache2 process died again:
[1710511.756125] /usr/sbin/apach[4244]: segfault at 6c ip 7f2e061b7e84 sp
7fffbdc40060 error 4 in libpthread-2.15.so[7f2e061ae000+18000]
I attach the apache2 (CoreDumpDirectory in the apache configuration file
) core generate in
Hello again,
last sunday the apache2 process died again:
[1710511.756125] /usr/sbin/apach[4244]: segfault at 6c ip 7f2e061b7e84 sp
7fffbdc40060 error 4 in libpthread-2.15.so[7f2e061ae000+18000]
I attach the apache2 (CoreDumpDirectory in the apache configuration file
) core generate in
** Description changed:
Hello,
- in one of of ubuntu 12.04 servers the apache2 crashes ramdomly.
+ in one of our ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 servers the apache2 crashes ramdomly.
- This is the last apach2 crash in the kernel log:
+ This is the last apache2 crash in the kernel log:
[1110685.354122]
** Description changed:
Hello,
in one of our ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 servers the apache2 crashes ramdomly.
This is the last apache2 crash in the kernel log:
[1110685.354122] /usr/sbin/apach[10514]: segfault at 6c ip 7fde00a44e84
sp 7fff1eb1f7e0 error 4 in
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better.
Please could you confirm the version of the apache2 package in use at
the time the crash occurred? And have you reproduced this problem on any
other hardware apart from the server affected?
Once you've answered,
Hello,
thanks for you quickly support.
I can confirm the apache2 package version, it was the previous one,
2.2.22-1ubuntu1.2
We are using the apache2 prefork version, not the worker.
This issue just happens in one of our servers.
Regards,
Juan Pablo
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** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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Title:
Ramdom apache2 crash in Ubuntu 12.04
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