Matt Brown said: > > - Uncomment mod_ssl and the segfault vanishes > - Comment either of the modules in php.in and the segfault vanishes > - Remove virtual host and the segfault vanishes > - Remove config_log_module or dir_module and the segfault vanishes
Hrm, on my system, I got the segv even with a more minmal config (I can remove the vhost, log_module, and dir_module, and it still dies). > It's been great fun (although time consuming!) tracking all this down, > so I hope it helps to solve the bug! If I reverse imap.so and pgsql.so in my php.ini (so that pgsql is loaded first), my segv disappears. I don't suppose you'd have any luck with trying that as well? My backtrace looks different from yours, but with different package versions, different arches (i386 versus PPC), and a corrupt stack, this isn't really surprising. ... Adam -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
