0003013: no resin-status and no /tmp/localhost_6800

(0003518)
nam
10-21-08 13:25

apache 2.0.54

(0003522)
cwhalley
10-29-08 10:23

[root@master ~]# httpd -l
Compiled in modules:
  core.c
  prefork.c
  http_core.c
  mod_so.c
[root@master ~]# uname -r
2.6.17-1.2142_FC4smp
[root@master ~]# httpd -version
Server version: Apache/2.0.54
Server built: Jul 26 2006 11:00:19
[root@master ~]#

(0003613)
jda
12-12-08 13:50

Just to confirm that this is not an isolated issue, I have experienced the same problem using version 3.1.8, Apache/2.2.3, under Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.2. As suggested, I backed off to 3.1.6 and it works fine.

(0003614)
cwhalley
12-12-08 14:05

I can update on how I progressed this further.
After quite a few private emails we reached stalemate with no Caucho staff able to reproduce it, so I made a VMWare VM using Fedora 7 and the software configuration described, which exhibited the fault. Emil has this and I'm hoping for some feedback as soon as possible.

(0003673)
ferg
12-23-08 15:36

Emil has tracked this down to the compile flags on mod_caucho, specifically to the LARGEFILE flags. I still don't know why those flags would cause this behavior.

(0003682)
emil
12-29-08 11:42

This may be a configure script/Makefile problem. One possible workaround that has worked for me (although not yet for cwhalley) is to delete the following CFLAGS from all Makefiles:

-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64

This problem seems to appear on 32-bit Linux systems running on 64-bit hardware.

(0003697)
emil
01-05-09 23:13

Starting in Resin 3.1.7, LFS support was enabled by default. Older versions of Apache do not have LFS support and are not 64-bit clean when LFS CFLAGS are given. The fix to the configure script in 4.0.0 makes sure only the CFLAGS given by apache are used, but allows LFS to be enabled explicitly.

(0003698)
emil
01-05-09 23:14

Starting in Resin 3.1.7, LFS support was enabled by default. Older versions of Apache do not have LFS support and are not 64-bit clean when LFS CFLAGS are given. The fix to the configure script in 4.0.0 makes sure only the CFLAGS given by apache are used, but allows LFS to be enabled explicitly.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
10-21-08 08:53	nam	New Issue
10-21-08 13:25	nam	Note Added: 0003518
10-29-08 10:05	emil	Severity	minor => major
10-29-08 10:22	cwhalley	Issue Monitored: cwhalley
10-29-08 10:23	cwhalley	Note Added: 0003522
11-03-08 00:16	smallufo	Issue Monitored: smallufo
12-08-08 09:37	anordby	Issue Monitored: anordby
12-12-08 13:50	jda	Note Added: 0003613
12-12-08 13:51	jda	Issue Monitored: jda
12-12-08 14:05	cwhalley	Note Added: 0003614
12-23-08 15:36	ferg	Note Added: 0003673
12-29-08 11:42	emil	Note Added: 0003682
12-29-08 11:42	emil	Note Added: 0003683
12-29-08 11:42	emil	Note Deleted: 0003683
01-05-09 23:13	emil	Status	new => closed
01-05-09 23:13	emil	Note Added: 0003697
01-05-09 23:13	emil	Resolution	open => fixed
01-05-09 23:13	emil	Fixed in Version	=> 4.0.0
01-05-09 23:14	emil	Note Added: 0003698
01-08-09 11:59	david_kp	Issue Monitored: david_kp
03-17-09 13:05	dodyryda	Issue Monitored: dodyryda

Notes
(0003518) nam 10-21-08 13:25	apache 2.0.54

(0003522) cwhalley 10-29-08 10:23	[root@master ~]# httpd -l Compiled in modules: core.c prefork.c http_core.c mod_so.c [root@master ~]# uname -r 2.6.17-1.2142_FC4smp [root@master ~]# httpd -version Server version: Apache/2.0.54 Server built: Jul 26 2006 11:00:19 [root@master ~]#

(0003613) jda 12-12-08 13:50	Just to confirm that this is not an isolated issue, I have experienced the same problem using version 3.1.8, Apache/2.2.3, under Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.2. As suggested, I backed off to 3.1.6 and it works fine.

(0003614) cwhalley 12-12-08 14:05	I can update on how I progressed this further. After quite a few private emails we reached stalemate with no Caucho staff able to reproduce it, so I made a VMWare VM using Fedora 7 and the software configuration described, which exhibited the fault. Emil has this and I'm hoping for some feedback as soon as possible.

(0003673) ferg 12-23-08 15:36	Emil has tracked this down to the compile flags on mod_caucho, specifically to the LARGEFILE flags. I still don't know why those flags would cause this behavior.

(0003682) emil 12-29-08 11:42	This may be a configure script/Makefile problem. One possible workaround that has worked for me (although not yet for cwhalley) is to delete the following CFLAGS from all Makefiles: -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 This problem seems to appear on 32-bit Linux systems running on 64-bit hardware.

(0003697) emil 01-05-09 23:13	Starting in Resin 3.1.7, LFS support was enabled by default. Older versions of Apache do not have LFS support and are not 64-bit clean when LFS CFLAGS are given. The fix to the configure script in 4.0.0 makes sure only the CFLAGS given by apache are used, but allows LFS to be enabled explicitly.

(0003698) emil 01-05-09 23:14	Starting in Resin 3.1.7, LFS support was enabled by default. Older versions of Apache do not have LFS support and are not 64-bit clean when LFS CFLAGS are given. The fix to the configure script in 4.0.0 makes sure only the CFLAGS given by apache are used, but allows LFS to be enabled explicitly.

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