Re: Bug Report: seg fault with 1.29/Apache 1.3.33/RedHat 7.1

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Tim Evans wrote:
>>The fact that you refuse to give us the segfault backtrace makes it really 
>>hard to make any intelligent guesswork.
> 
> 
> There is no core file.  gdb/bt on the running httpd process says:
> 
> [root@appian src]# gdb httpd 3196
[...]
> Attaching to program: /usr/local/src/apache_1.3.33/src/httpd, process 3196
> 0x4016520e in ?? ()
> 
> [ here, browser accesses file; gets back "document contains no data" ]
> 
> 
> (gdb) bt
> #0  0x4016520e in ?? ()
> #1  0x08078cc6 in main (argc=1, argv=0xbffff974) at http_main.c:5574
> #2  0x0807940f in parse_byterange (r=0x1, start=0xbffff974, end=0xbffff97c)
>     at http_protocol.c:152
> #3  0x40098777 in ?? ()

Because you are running under gdb. If you run normally and arrange for the 
system to allow the core files (as explained in the doc) you will get one.'

Now how do you know that the process 3196 is the one that serves the 
request? I assume that you run under httpd -X? But it doesn't seem to be 
the case, since gdb didn't report the segfault event. (or did it?)

Did you compare the compile time flags as I've suggested?

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