Re: [PHP4BETA] More Info: Apache crash on startup -- apache 1.3.9/mod_ssl 2.4.10/latest cvs

I tracked down my startup problems to the --with-mcrypt config directive. I had originally installed mcrypt/libmcrypt from rpms but using mcrypt-2.2.5-1 rpm worked while mcrypt-2.2.5-2 rpm did not. The problem was that mcrypt-2.2.5-2 was built without using the --disable-posix-threads directive. I rebuilt mcrypt-2.2.5 using the --disable-posix-threads directive, then rebuild php using the --with-mcrypt directive and everything works now. brett Atlee Gordy wrote: > > Has anyone managed to successfully get that combo (or 1.3.11/2.5.0) running? > I'm experiencing what I think must be mod_ssl-related problems while trying > to compile/run today's CVS version for Apache 1.3.9/mod_ssl 2.4.10 on a Red > Hat 6.0 box. After I build and install Apache/mod_ssl, I can start it up > either with or without -DSSL as long as I don't load in the PHP module -- > works fine, serves pages, etc. I then grabbed the latest cvs and compiled > as follows: > > buildconf > CFLAGS=-DEAPI > ./configure --with-mysql --with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs --without-gd > --without-mcrypt --enable-track-vars > cd Zend > buildconf > CFLAGS=-DEAPI ./configure > cd .. > make > make install > > and then restart Apache with or without ssl. In both cases, Apache starts > up and then immediately shuts right back down without complaint -- no > segfaults or anything, and gdb says it's exiting normally. If I then edit > the conf file and comment out the LoadModule/AddModule/AddType for PHP, > Apache starts up and serves out pages. Apache's not leaving anything in the > log files when it dies on startup, although I found that if you run httpd -t > while PHP's enabled, it reports "Syntax OK", and then segfaults (GDB > backtrace at bottom). I've logged every aspect of configure, make, and make > install for Apache, mod_ssl, and PHP, and found nothing amiss. > > I'm reasonably sure that this is related to mod_ssl, because Apache 1.3.9 > and this same CVS version will work just fine together if I leave mod_ssl > out of the mix. In fact, this box was originally running 1.3.9 with mod_ssl > 2.4.6 and the 4.0b3 distribution, with nary a problem. I tried to upgrade > to 1.3.11, was running into the same problem, and decided to step back down > to 1.3.9 with mod_ssl 2.4.10. Just to get the box back up, I've downgraded > to mod_ssl 2.4.6, and everything's fine (using identical commands to > compile). > > I'll be cross-posting to the apache-modssl list, since I'm really not sure > if the problem is with PHP or with mod_ssl. Can anyone shed a little light > on this for me? > > Thanks, > Atlee > -- Brett A. Funderburg clickfeed.com | 5515 Balcones Dr. | Austin, TX | 78731 (512) 374-1991 x5004 | ICQ #163328

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