[mod_python] Segmentation fault (11)

Segmentation faults like this can be caused by a number of issues.

1. Linking in of multiple versions of the same shared library which
are incompatible.
2. Linking in of a shared library that conflicts with embedded expat
or SSL support code in Apache.
3. Third party Python extension modules that aren't designed to work
in sub interpreters, for example, subversion bindings.
4. Broken Python installations on Debian systems whereby they screwed
up md5 module causing conflicts with md5 code in PHP.

You might have a look through:

  http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/ApplicationIssues

Although this is for mod_wsgi, a lot of those issues apply to mod_wsgi as well.

Graham

On 04/10/2007, Michael Robokoff <mike.robokoff at apioutsourcing.com> wrote:
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> [notice] child pid 8625 exit signal Segmentation fault (11), possible
> coredump in /usr/local/apache2
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> I wound up going back to mod_python-3.2.10 and all seems to work now.
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> Michael Robokoff
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> API Outsourcing
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