Rogaty wrote:

> *********************************
> venus:~$ telnet wanpipe.pasjo.net.pl 8101
> Trying 213.77.2.81...
> Connected to wanpipe.pasjo.net.pl.
> Escape character is '^]'.
> GET /admin HTTP/1.1
> Host: wanpipe.pasjo.net.pl
> 
> Connection closed by foreign host.

OK, this is the same I'm seeing.

> **********************************
> [Sun Jan 21 17:18:14 2001] [debug] mod_midgard.c(1178): [client 193.0.72.3]
> midgard_translate_handler(latin1, http://wanpipe.pasjo.net.pl:8101/admin)
> [Sun Jan 21 17:18:14 2001] [debug] /usr/include/mgd_apache.h(123): [client
> 193.0.72.3] Midgard: select_database kept current (midgard)

This is the initial request. Midgard sends a redirect at this point,
but:

> [Sun Jan 21 17:18:14 2001] [debug] mod_midgard.c(1178): [client 193.0.72.3]
> midgard_translate_handler(latin1,
> http://wanpipe.pasjo.net.pl:8101/errordocs/401.shtml)

I have no idea who is requesting this. If the telnet session was the
only active 'client' during the request there must be something
non-standard in your apache setup to cause this.

If this session was indeed the only request to be made during this
test then appearantly there is an internal request to your error
document _before_ the redirect is sent, which is not something
midgard does. Is there anything in your apache config that could be
causing this? Any mod_rewrite rules active? Are you using a proxy?

> [Sun Jan 21 17:18:14 2001] [debug] mod_midgard.c(1221): [client 193.0.72.3]
> Midgard: host record for wanpipe.pasjo.net.pl:8101 not found
> [Sun Jan 21 17:18:14 2001] [notice] child pid 1505 exit signal Segmentation
> fault (11)

And then it segfaults. But I want to know what's causing the above
first. Could you try the telnet test again, but wit
GET /admin/ HTTP/1.0
instead (add the trailing slash). This should prevent Midgard from
sending the redirect.

Emile


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