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Old 01-04-2008, 08:49 PM
jpm
 
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Default Apache 2.0.48+Php 4.3.4+Aix 4.3.3

Hello.
I'm trying to compile this version of apache with php support on Aix
4.3.3ML11.
I use gcc 3.2.1 compiler and all seems to go right.
But when i try to access to a php page apache shows segmentation fault and
doesn't answer.

Any idea ?
Thanks.


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Old 01-04-2008, 08:50 PM
Jeff Trawick
 
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Default Re: Apache 2.0.48+Php 4.3.4+Aix 4.3.3

jpm wrote:
> I'm trying to compile this version of apache with php support on Aix
> 4.3.3ML11.
> I use gcc 3.2.1 compiler and all seems to go right.
> But when i try to access to a php page apache shows segmentation fault and
> doesn't answer.


I didn't have any major problems with Apache 2.0.48+PHP 4.3.4+AIX 4.3.3+gcc
2.95.2. My notes are at

http://www.apache.org/~trawick/php-on-aix.html

If the server segfaults while processing, make sure you get a coredump, and
post a backtrace from it. Maybe that will provide a good clue.

getting a coredump:
"ulimit -c unlimited" in shell used to start Apache
use CoredumpDirectory directive in httpd.conf to point to dir that web server
userid can write to and which has plenty of space
AIX: make sure "full core" option is enabled ("smitty chgsys" gets you to the
panel) if using a threaded MPM

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