I captured the wrong email address for RT, so if I’ve been spamming
someone for the last few days, I apologize. 
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
When trying to get it up and running, I had to comment out the call to
exit() to get apache to start. It was complaining that:
[Thu Jun 8 14:28:12 2000] [error] Apache->exit called without setting
Apache->request! at /usr/local/rt2/etc/config.pm line 238.
Also, Tobix, I noticed that in the top of config.pm, you complained about
syslog and having to redo the h2ph stuff - I have had that problem too. It
seems endemic to red hat’s perl installation, which in turn seems to not
want to work with anything from CPAN.
It’s all very annoying. 
Anyone else running with perl 5.6, or has
anyone else seen apache segfault? I reallllly don’t want to have to sift
through an apache coredump.
Thanks,
Blue Lang Unix Systems Admin
QSP, Inc., 3200 Atlantic Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC, 27604
Home: 919 835 1540 Work: 919 875 6994 Fax: 919 872 4015
And so i says to him|her…
I captured the wrong email address for RT, so if I’ve been spamming
someone for the last few days, I apologize.
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
Weren’t we not warned to NOT use perl 5.6 by Tobix himeself?
I personally haven’t had any trouble installing perl modules
from cpan using the default perl install on RHS 6.2 …
_Michael.
Michael Jastremski … AIM:rstfinsyn
WORK:liquidation.com ME:westphila.net/mike
PHOTO:opl.megaglobal.net … BIZ:megaglobal.net
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
Weren’t we not warned to NOT use perl 5.6 by Tobix himeself?
I personally haven’t had any trouble installing perl modules
from cpan using the default perl install on RHS 6.2 …
That’s very possible, I’ll check the archives… Hmm… the search is
offline… My cursory examination of the last three months doesn’t show it,
but that doesn’t mean it’s not there. Do you remember why?
In any case, 5.6 isn’t going to go away, it’s the real perl.
And, try to install a CVS version of the gimp with the perl extentions
using a stock red hat install and you’ll see what I mean. I’m not a perl
expert by any means, so I usually just quit poking at it and install a new
perl (which always fixes things.)
Thanks,
Blue Lang Unix Systems Admin
QSP, Inc., 3200 Atlantic Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC, 27604
Home: 919 835 1540 Work: 919 875 6994 Fax: 919 872 4015
5.6 ain’t stable yet. It really isn’t.
and mod_perl with 5.6 sure as hell isn’t ready for production.
Anyway, I’ve gotta go run and catch a plane to vienna.
See you all soon,
JesseOn Thu, Jun 08, 2000 at 04:25:15PM -0400, Blue wrote:
On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Michael wrote:
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
Weren’t we not warned to NOT use perl 5.6 by Tobix himeself?
I personally haven’t had any trouble installing perl modules
from cpan using the default perl install on RHS 6.2 …
That’s very possible, I’ll check the archives… Hmm… the search is
offline… My cursory examination of the last three months doesn’t show it,
but that doesn’t mean it’s not there. Do you remember why?
In any case, 5.6 isn’t going to go away, it’s the real perl.
And, try to install a CVS version of the gimp with the perl extentions
using a stock red hat install and you’ll see what I mean. I’m not a perl
expert by any means, so I usually just quit poking at it and install a new
perl (which always fixes things.)
Thanks,
–
Blue Lang Unix Systems Admin
QSP, Inc., 3200 Atlantic Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC, 27604
Home: 919 835 1540 Work: 919 875 6994 Fax: 919 872 4015
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I admit that X is the second worst windowing system in the world, but all the
others I’ve used are tied for first.
The apache->exit thing is a bug either tobias or i introduced in the past few
days. sorry about that.On Thu, Jun 08, 2000 at 04:10:00PM -0400, Blue wrote:
I captured the wrong email address for RT, so if I’ve been spamming
someone for the last few days, I apologize.
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
When trying to get it up and running, I had to comment out the call to
exit() to get apache to start. It was complaining that:
[Thu Jun 8 14:28:12 2000] [error] Apache->exit called without setting
Apache->request! at /usr/local/rt2/etc/config.pm line 238.
Also, Tobix, I noticed that in the top of config.pm, you complained about
syslog and having to redo the h2ph stuff - I have had that problem too. It
seems endemic to red hat’s perl installation, which in turn seems to not
want to work with anything from CPAN.
It’s all very annoying. Anyone else running with perl 5.6, or has
anyone else seen apache segfault? I reallllly don’t want to have to sift
through an apache coredump.
Thanks,
–
Blue Lang Unix Systems Admin
QSP, Inc., 3200 Atlantic Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC, 27604
Home: 919 835 1540 Work: 919 875 6994 Fax: 919 872 4015
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I admit that X is the second worst windowing system in the world, but all the
others I’ve used are tied for first.
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
It always does with mod_perl. It might be something wrong with webmux.pl.
Try checking the logs (including the RT log).
[Thu Jun 8 14:28:12 2000] [error] Apache->exit called without setting
Apache->request! at /usr/local/rt2/etc/config.pm line 238.
In my config.pm, line 238 is inside the die sub. It should write some
logs to the rtlog. The rtlog is either !!RT_LOGFILE!! or whatever you set
up in the Makefile - dependent on how new your version of RT2 is (did you
pick it up from the CVS?)
It’s all very annoying. Anyone else running with perl 5.6, or has
anyone else seen apache segfault? I reallllly don’t want to have to sift
through an apache coredump.
I’m running perl 5.6.0 - troubles all the way. I’d recommend anyone to
wait for 5.6.1. I also skipped mod_perl, I didn’t like the Apache to
coredump
“The trouble with the world is that the stupid are
cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.”
I’m using perl 5.6 w/mod_perl 1.24 and apache 1.3.12, and apache actually
segfaults when I load up the WebRT page. Pretty sexy, I don’t think I’ve
ever seen apache sig11 before.
It always does with mod_perl. It might be something wrong with webmux.pl.
Try checking the logs (including the RT log).
will do… actually, anything i serve w/mod_perl enabled seems to crash
it, now… whudda pain in the ass! i just recompiled everything with large
file support, etc, etc, and sent a stack trace to the mod_peril
kids… mebbe they’ll work some funky magic on it.
[Thu Jun 8 14:28:12 2000] [error] Apache->exit called without setting
Apache->request! at /usr/local/rt2/etc/config.pm line 238.
In my config.pm, line 238 is inside the die sub. It should write some
logs to the rtlog. The rtlog is either !!RT_LOGFILE!! or whatever you set
up in the Makefile - dependent on how new your version of RT2 is (did you
pick it up from the CVS?)
yes, and, that’s where it is in mine, too… it’s the call to exit()… did
you mean for that to be Apache::exit() or perl::exit? if you load it under
mod_peril, it assumes Apache::exit().
It’s all very annoying. Anyone else running with perl 5.6, or has
anyone else seen apache segfault? I reallllly don’t want to have to sift
through an apache coredump.
I’m running perl 5.6.0 - troubles all the way. I’d recommend anyone to
wait for 5.6.1. I also skipped mod_perl, I didn’t like the Apache to
coredump
heh… darnit… i guess i just need to downlevel this entire
environment… all of the rt2 web pages just come up showing code instead
of parsing the HTML…
Blue Lang Unix Systems Admin
QSP, Inc., 3200 Atlantic Ave, Ste 100, Raleigh, NC, 27604
Home: 919 835 1540 Work: 919 875 6994 Fax: 919 872 4015
will do… actually, anything i serve w/mod_perl enabled seems to crash
it, now…
You’re lucky, when I tried installing mod_perl, it crashed even without
and perl handlers at all.
up in the Makefile - dependent on how new your version of RT2 is (did you
pick it up from the CVS?)
yes, and, that’s where it is in mine, too… it’s the call to exit()… did
you mean for that to be Apache::exit() or perl::exit? if you load it under
mod_peril, it assumes Apache::exit().
I have no clue about webmux.pl, I’m using CGI. If you also would like to
run CGI, I might give you a snapshot of my rtmux.pl. I’ve been too lazy
(or had too little time) to update the template (the rtmux.pl in the CVS).
heh… darnit… i guess i just need to downlevel this entire
environment… all of the rt2 web pages just come up showing code instead
of parsing the HTML…
Then Apache isn’t configurated right. It just serves the template instead
of parsing it (running the perlhandler).
“The trouble with the world is that the stupid are
cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.”