Looks like this is the sendfile problem from the 2.0 error FAQ.
Adding
EnableSendFile off
to the server config fixes the problem.
Looks like the configure scripts from 2.2.X and 2.0.58 differ in their
checks for sendfile support?
Cheers,
Duncan
Duncan Brannen wrote:
Is anyone running Apache 2.2.X on Solaris 10? I've seen the following
behaviour with
both 2.2.0 and 2.2.2
I've a .shtml file which includes another file
<Head> <Title> Test</Title></Head>
<Body>
<!--#include virtual="/include_test.html" -->
</Body>
include_test.shtml is a comment, but does not have to be.
<!-- this is a comment designed to pad out to 255
this is a comment designed to pad out to 255
this is a comment designed to pad out to 255
this is a comment designed to pad out to 255
this is a comment designed to pad out to 255
this is a comment designed to pad out to 255-->
Once the length of the included file reaches 255 characters The page
served back to the browser
becomes corrupted eg
10
</Body>
0
and I get the following error in the error_log
[Tue May 02 12:13:00 2006] [info] [client 138.251.x.y] (14)Bad
address: core_output_filter: writing data to the network
I did a make clean & configured with no options to make sure it wasn't
a module I'd included.
This doesn't happen in 2.0.58 on the same machine, compiled with the
same environment.
Thoughts? I've filed a bug report.
Duncan
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