Is no one able to provide any feedback or help with this? Have I worded my
question in a bad way? I'll word it differently if it helps. Can someone speak
to the longevity of the child process states I mentioned below?
- Original Message -
From: Stevie
To: "users@httpd.apach
I have Apache 2.2.14 running on Ubuntu 10.04. The server has been running for
almost a year without incident. The server is a front-end web server which
passes requests for dynamic content (Java) to Tomcat on other servers using
mod_jk. April 24th the web server started responding slugglishly to
Apache 2.2.14, installed via package management with all defaults, is seg
faulting; multiple child processes are crashing during the business day when
the
server is at its heaviest load. I have been unsuccessful in all attempts to
create core dumps for this server after following a number of st
Lucky you for being able to get a core dump. That's my next question. :)
Based on your output I think the issue is with the php module. Do you use php
on
your site? Can you disable it to see if that resolves your issue? I'm actually
pretty new to all of this myself so apologies if this doesn't
Hello. I am trying to debug segmentation fault errors on my Ubuntu 10.04 x64
server running Apache 2.2.14. I've enabled core dumps as per the instructions
in
/usr/share/doc/apache2.2-common/REAMDE.backtrace. When loading gdb I receive
errors about not being able to load debug symbols. The afore
