Re: Seg. Faults
| From: | David Robley | Date: | Wed, 08 May 2002 09:56:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Seg. Faults | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.general |
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In article <5.1.0.14.0.20020508022948.00a6eaf0@mail.terraworld.net>,
andrew-tech@terraworld.net says...
> Hello,
> I am currently in a perdicament with a server that used to be running an
> older expliotable version of php. sinse then I have taken it upon myself
> to upgrade to a newer version. Before this however PHP just stopped working
> so naturally I restarted Apache the first chance I got. No dice. As soon as
> that happened I knew I had a problem. So what I did next was go grab the
> newest version of PHP and compiled it as a DSO which my Apache server does
> support. After I did a make, and make install I checked the httpd config
> file to make sure the nessicary lines existed. They did, and I was still
> having problems after restarting the server. I then proceded to check the
> error_log in the /logs directory only to find that right after the server
> started a segmentation fault was occuring causing the server to crash. So I
> commented out the LoadModule line in the Apache conf file and then
> restarted the server. That worked but I still have no php support. DOES
> ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHY this line is causing problems please share your wisdom.
>
>
I seem to remember this as a common topic and the solution was something
to to with compression library? Search the archives for more info.
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David Robley
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