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From: John K. S. <jo...@st...> - 2002-08-31 17:04:55
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Hi Pachi - Something must be happening in the child initialization. can you run strace (or truss) against httpd as it starts up? each of those utilities have a flag to tell it to follow forks i think for strace its like: strace -f httpd send me that output, it might get us more info about where the child is dying. sterling On Friday, August 30, 2002, at 06:59 AM, Pachi Sucunza wrote: > > Hi, John... > > It's me again :) > > I've been doing some more tests with mod_cplusplus and my simple > mod_HelloWorld. The results are just the same. Tried with Debian Woody, > hoping that some libraries might have been updated and would solve the > problem, but I was wrong :) > Also tried with apache 2.0.39, (and mod_cplusplus 1.0.2, in this case) > to avoid the API differences you mentioned. But again the same! > > Maybe it's a problem with apache, not with mod_cplusplus? But > everything > works OK if I don't load any c++ module... With gdb I found a more > exact > place where problems begin: it's in the fork() which apache uses to > become a daemon. Then, the parent exits (intentional and succesfully), > but the child just dies... > > Please let me know if you find anything (if you don't mind), for the > moment I need to go on working on my modules, so I'll make my tests > with > apache in single-process mode (although I read somewhere it's > discouraged...). > > Thank you very much for your help, again... |
