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Subject: Re: [apache-modules] Trying to track intermittent segfault in C Apache
From: Scott Akins <Scott.Akins () NAU ! EDU>
Date: 2006-07-27 16:44:01
Message-ID: 44C8ED51.9060502 () nau ! edu
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All,
I forgot to mention ... this is on Apache 1.3.36.
Thanks,
Scott
Scott Akins wrote:
>All,
>
>I am working on an authentication and authorization module for Apache
>written in C. On Solaris, the module intermittently crashes with a
>segmentation fault. I've tried adding debug logging messages to track
>the problem, but that causes the segmentation fault to happen at
>different points in the module. So, I have since recompiled the module
>and Apache with debug symbols turned on to try and get a core file that
>I could run through gdb to figure out what is going on. Now that the
>debug symbols are in Apache, I cannot get the module to crash. Does
>anyone have a suggestion on how to diagnose and fix this problem?
>
>A little background on the module I am developing ... it does
>authentication against a CAS server (the Central Authentication Server
>developed originally by Yale University) and then does authorization
>against a server we have developed in house. The communication to the
>authentication and authorization servers is done with https using
>openSSL. Then, the results (which are all in XML) are parsed using the
>Expat library built into Apache.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Scott
>
>
>
--
Scott Akins Scott.Akins@nau.edu
Systems Programmer, Sr. (928) 523-0378
Northern Arizona University, ITS www4.nau.edu/its/sia
Anyone can make the simple complicated. The secret is making the
complicated simple.
- Charles Mingus
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