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#12 Memory could not be "read" problem

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2004-10-11
2003-06-05
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I've installed mod_gzip 1.3.26.1a on my IBM HTTP server
(apache 1.3.19) running on Win2000 Server.
If I try to get a html page from web server, OS shows
me the message box:
Apache.exe - Application Error
The instruction at "0x1000efad" referenced memory
at "0x00000ee8". The memory could not be "read".

I've try to get previous version of mod_gzip (1.3.19 - is
it problem, that I use apache 1.3.19 and mod_gzip
1.3.26 ???) but on your download section all of the
previous ApacheModuleGzip.dll.zip files pointing to the
same dll file (1.3.26.1a).

Could you help me ?
Thanx a lot

Robert
robert.hlinka@quick.cz

Discussion

  • Michael Schröpl

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  • Michael Schröpl

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    No, the versions are no problem. mod_gzip 1.3.x uses the
    Apache 1.3 module API that didn't change for any Apache
    1.3.x version (otherwise you'd have to upgrade each and
    every third party module for each security patch you're
    installing...).

    But of course I wonder how much of an Apache this "IBM HTTP
    Server" still is. If they changed any internal APIs then no
    third-party module might be able to work there any longer.

     

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