"Paul R. Watkins" wrote:
>
> Here's what I get when accessing the error_log
>
> [Sun Jan 9 04:04:29 2000] [notice] child pid 16139 exit signal Segmentation fau
> lt (11)
> [Sun Jan 9 04:04:29 2000] [notice] child pid 16138 exit signal Segmentation fau
> lt (11)
>
> Hundredreds of these -- but I haven't got a clue what this means -- can't find
> any docs on segmentation faults .....
That's bad, m'k? First thing: "rpm -V apache". If anything but the
configs has an S or 5, then you probably need to reinstall.
If that's not the trouble (and I don't really expect it to be), then you
should stop apache, and run:
strace -f /usr/sbin/httpd 2> /tmp/segfault.log
If you don't have strace installed, it's on the CD.
try to open a web page from a client. Apache should have segfaulted,
and the reason why may be in /tmp/segfault.log. If you've never looked
at a stack trace before, it's kinda hairy. bzip2 the file and email it
to me. I'll see if I can spot the problem.
MSG
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