** Package changed: apache2 (Ubuntu) = openssl (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: openssl (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Colin Watson (cjwatson)
** Changed in: php
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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Thanks Miroslav. That fixed it for me as well. I can't believe this
hasn't been fixed.
My test environment was 32-bit so I missed this initially and then spent
way too long trying to figure it out.
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Why is this marked as 'low' priority? Apache + SSL + curl is probably a
very common combination. This is incredibly tedious..
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Also confirming that the patch from Miroslav worked for me. AWESOME!
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Thank you, Miroslav! Can't test it now, 'cause I'm switched to Mac OS X,
but anyway, well done!
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Confirming that the patch posted by Miroslav Zacek works for me as well.
Many thanks!
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Ditto here. Now we wait for openssl to be updated :-)
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It hasn't been fixed yet, unfortunately :-(
So here is a small howto for (k)ubuntu if you need to fix it (root
privileges assumed):
1) create a directory somewhere, e.g. /usr/src/openssl, chdir there and run:
apt-get source openssl
apt-get build-dep openssl
2) edit
In the previous howto in step 2 please note there is no semicolon at the
end of the line after the change. This is correct!. On the following
line 1957 there is a function call that should be executed only if
ENGINE_add (toadd) returns true. If you keep the semicolon there the
code will compile
Thanks for the step-by-step of patching the source Miroslav Zacek! It
seems to have fixed the seg faulting I was getting.
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Fraid it's still an issue for me. Seems to resolve itself when removing
php5-curl from the install.
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Any update on this issue?
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Oops, i tested it in Ubuntu 10.04 (amd64) moment ago, seems it was
fixed. at least it works well in iRedMail mail server solution, Thanks
very much. :)
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Miroslav: silly question; if the bug will be fixed in the next release
of openssl, when should that release be available?
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Greg Hanley: it seems the bug was found and will be fixed in the next
release of openssl. The reason why it is segfaulting on one machine and
not the other is probably the fact that one CPU supports AES-NI and the
other not. The problem is in multiple openssl initializations.
If you want to fix
After reading through the comments on the openssl bug report (
http://rt.openssl.org/index.html?q=2305 ) the part about having a Core
i7 caught my attention. I am having the same problem but only on one of
my servers and not the other; both running 10.04_64 and updated to the
same kernel. I have
I have the same configuration and also get the segmentation fault. I'd
like just to add that the apache crashes even if any SSL page is
accessed on that server, not only via php5-curl.
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Just checked it today after update and the bug is gone. All SSL pages works.
So, what should we do now? ;-)
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Miroslav Zacek: that's exactly what I've reported.
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I checked it today and it is still there for me :-(
I checked the code and found that php5-curl in ext/curl/interface.c line
819 calls curl_global_init(CURL_GLOBAL_SSL). If I changed it to
CURL_GLOBAL_NOTHING the apache didn't crash. So I followed this code
through the libcurl to the openssl
** Changed in: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Changed in: php
Status: New = Confirmed
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** Also affects: php
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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