On Thu, 22 Mar 2012 12:21:09 +0100 "Richard Westebbe" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Well, > > it seems like I wasn't totally wrong with my assumption... > > With a statically linked mod_unixd mod_fcgid is working! The error message > is gone and a few some small tests > showed that mod_fcgid is doing what it shall do. Interesting. I think this should be worth a bugzilla entry. Did you test it with everything dynamically loaded but with mod_unixd loaded before mod_fcgid? I'd expect that to work, given what you've told us! > Strange thing about it is that it is a problem to stop httpd now. The only > possible way is a kill -9. Something > I wouldn't regard as everything is working fine. What exactly happens when it fails? Anything in the error logs? Did you tell us the details of what platform you're on? > The appears to me, that the problem is caused by the fact, that mod_unixd is > new in 2.4.1. Yes, it was formerly in core, but was modularised to enable more fine-grained security models. > I compiled 2.4.1 with mod_unixd as an DSO, what might be the reason for the > problem. Though > mod_fcgid is including mod_unixd.h in fcgid_pm_unix.c in line 35: > > #if MODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER_MAJOR >= 20090209 > #include "mod_unixd.h" > #endif That means it'll compile, but does nothing at runtime. Thanks for the report. -- Nick Kew --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
