David Guerizec wrote: > If this can help someone, the procedure to find where it changed was to > execute httpd -X in gdb, then to put a breakpoint on line 1340 of mod_midgard.c: > ap_set_module_config(r->request_config, &midgard_module, (void *) rcfg); > then put a watch on the address of r->request_config > (gdb) watch (void *)&(r->request_config) > and continue the execution, but of course it stopped in the middle of httpd > which it didn't have the sources... Hmm, OK, I'll set up a separae box and try to compile mod_midgard and php4+midgard statically into it. But it changes inside apache? That's bizarre. Are we possibly allocating this memory from the wrong pool? Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault David Guerizec
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- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Matthias Gelbhardt
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Matthias Gelbhardt
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault David Guerizec
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault David Guerizec
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault David Guerizec
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault David Guerizec
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Matthias Gelbhardt
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault David Guerizec
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Matthias Gelbhardt
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Emiliano
- Re: [midgard-user] Still segmantation fault Matthias Gelbhardt
