Re: [users@httpd] help with Segmentation fault

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On 7/25/06, Nick Wilson <nick@xxxxx> wrote:
At first I thought it was a ram issue, but when I moved it to another web
server running apache 2.0.58/php5.0.4 the same thing happens. I've attempted
to setup a core dump directory using the CoreDumpDirectory directive, the
directory is owned by the apache user, however nothing is ever outputted. I
did read that this has something to do with apache starting as root and then
switching to the correct user, but with kernel 2.4+ it should still output,
maybe im wrong. Next I tried to setup mod_whatkilledus
(http://people.apache.org/~trawick/mod_whatkilledus.c), I
compiled apache with –enable-exception-hook, and I have the
EnableExceptionHook directive on and the module is loaded, however as you
can see from my log output mod_whatkilledus is not doing anything. Is there
something im missing to make both of these work? Any help would be
appreciated as this is driving me nuts =]

Does adding "ulimit -c unlimited" to your apachectl make any difference?
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noodl

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