When I install the linux .so file of 1.3.26.1a and start running it with my Rechat 7.2 Apache, I get an error in my log file that mod_gzip should be built with EAPI, and running the current setup could cause crashes.
So I grab the source, edit the makefile to add -DEAPI to the apxs calls, make, make install.
Seems fine, until I do anything that runs it, at which point I get apache children dying on bus errors.
So what's the deal?
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Hey, thanks! I just didn't know enough to dive in and try to figure this out from scratch (in finite time). Greatly appreciate your help, and will try the patch later today.
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Um, actually the patch fails on line 4, when I try to apply it, but I can't for the life of me actually find anything wrong. I applied it manually, and it works fine. I probably had some kind of problem when I cut-and-pasted the patch.
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Hi,
thanks for confirming the patch (I didnt test self).
The problems you had with the path might be as you assumed; 'patch' on Unix doesnt like crlf line endings...; you can try with 'dos2unix'...
G.
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When I install the linux .so file of 1.3.26.1a and start running it with my Rechat 7.2 Apache, I get an error in my log file that mod_gzip should be built with EAPI, and running the current setup could cause crashes.
So I grab the source, edit the makefile to add -DEAPI to the apxs calls, make, make install.
Seems fine, until I do anything that runs it, at which point I get apache children dying on bus errors.
So what's the deal?
Hi,
the deal is very easy; I've just submitted a patch for solving this problem; look at the patches tab...
G.
Hey, thanks! I just didn't know enough to dive in and try to figure this out from scratch (in finite time). Greatly appreciate your help, and will try the patch later today.
The patch works. Thanks!
Um, actually the patch fails on line 4, when I try to apply it, but I can't for the life of me actually find anything wrong. I applied it manually, and it works fine. I probably had some kind of problem when I cut-and-pasted the patch.
Hi,
thanks for confirming the patch (I didnt test self).
The problems you had with the path might be as you assumed; 'patch' on Unix doesnt like crlf line endings...; you can try with 'dos2unix'...
G.