[H-GEN] Apache segfaulting... how to debug
David Jericho
davidj at pisoftware.com
Thu Jul 10 00:33:18 EDT 2003
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> > I'm starting to think that this is perhaps a fault in the Oracle libs
> > that the php4 oci8 module is linked against.
You did remember to start up the Apache with the environment variables
still set?
The only way I ever got it to work was to edit the apache startup script
and set the environment explicitly before I started the daemon.
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 01:56:07PM +1000, Greg Black wrote:
> [1] Here are some quotes that I trot out when people want to
> promote threads. They're stolen from various mailing lists
> that I read and seem to be on the money from where I stand:
Heh :)
Mental note, don't ask Greg's opinion on how Java handles things[1]...
> * Programs using multithreading "for good performance" are
> almost always broken by design and should be discarded
> immediately.
I don't agree, but then again, I'm thinking multiprocessor machines. I
guess it all comes down to what exactly you define as a "thread of
execution".
> * Perhaps Alan Cox said it best: "Computers are state
> machines. Threads are for people who can't program state
> machines."
But we all know Alan stole SMP from SCO, so we can't trust him ;)
[1] I am not a Java fan, but at the same time I don't violently dislike
it. Processors and memory capacities have moved forward enough that
for most things I've seen Java used for, the old "it's slow"
comments don't really apply.[2]
[2] Yes I know Plugged In's flagship product is written in Java, but I'm
not speaking for Plugged In, and in anycase, it seems to run really
quite fast. It works well, I move on and drink a nice coffee instead :)
--
David Jericho
Systems Administrator, Plugged In Software
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