Re: [users@httpd] Signal handling (SIGPIPE) change

2005-05-11 Thread Jim Albert
I do use DBI.pm to connect to a mysql database in various situations, however I am not preloading any mysql modules into the apache server nor does my test CGI make use of mysql in any way. So mysql is not an issue in my question. From what I am seeing in Apache 2.0.52, the apache httpd process

Re: [users@httpd] Signal handling (SIGPIPE) change

2005-05-11 Thread Joshua Kugler
You aren't perchance using a MySQL library are you? libmysql clears SIGPIPE on initialization, so you might need to set your handlers after that. I ran into that issue a while back Worth a try? If you're not using MySQL, well, never mind. :) j- k- On Wednesday 11 May 2005 10:54, Jim

[users@httpd] Signal handling (SIGPIPE) change

2005-05-11 Thread Jim Albert
Is anyone aware of a change in signal handling by apache httpd from somewhere perhaps between versions 2.0.49 and 2.0.52 of apache? It seems to me that apache would previously catch a sigpipe once it noticed that the pipe from server to client was broken; most likely by someone pressing the sto