On 27/3/25 19:21, Soujanya Rai wrote:
Hello,
Apache HTTP Version: 2.4.57
In our Org, we are currently in the process of upgrading OpenSSL
version to 3.1.6 and httpd is being run as a multi-threaded process.
Occasionally we are seeing crashes with backtrace in the OpenSSL code,
usually related to double-freeing of OpenSSL structures. From our
communications with OpenSSL devs, it is due to multiple threads
accessing/modifying non-thread-safe structures in OpenSSL library. As
per them, the onus is on the application to ensure thread safety.
Are we aware of any such issue with multi-threading with the latest
version of OpenSSL 3.x?
Is there any additional config changes required in the Apache code to
support it?
Thank you for your time,
smrai
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3.x is a bit wide
In my experience there is the 3.0 LTS branch with gives me no trouble in
dozens of servers.
But about 3.x there is also 3.2, 3.3, 3.4 and future LTS 3.5. 3.1 is not
even mentioned in their page as a current or supported release, I would
stay away from it.
If you want a stable environment I would stick with LTS 3.0.x
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