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Re: apache - (34)Result too large or too small
Mihai Chelaru wrote:
bsd-xen%roguewrt.org@localhost wrote:
Since updating last night, apache has been complaining about
"Result too large or too small" where mod_rewrite and SSLMutex are
concerned.
No amount of config tweaking or recompiling seems to help.
Any ideas?
apache-2.2.11nb1 Apache HTTP (Web) server, version 2
NetBSD sammy.internal 5.99.7 NetBSD 5.99.7 (XEN3_DOMU) #0: Sun Feb 15
00:54:47 EST 2009
root%spike.internal@localhost:/usr/obj/sys/arch/amd64/compile/XEN3_DOMU amd64
Kernel and userland are in sync.
Can you check exactly what fails with ERANGE ? Is it a semctl call ?
I'm a complete noob so if this isn't what you were after, you might have
to do a bit of hand holding:
11719 1 httpd CALL __fstat50(0x22,0x7f7fffff8c00)
11719 1 httpd RET __fstat50 0
11719 1 httpd CALL mmap(0,0x10be,1,1,0x22,0,0)
11719 1 httpd RET mmap 140187698839552/0x7f7ffdfdc000
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x22)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL munmap(0x7f7ffdfdc000,0x10be)
11719 1 httpd RET munmap 0
11719 1 httpd CALL write(2,0x7f7fffffb5a0,0x74)
11719 1 httpd GIO fd 2 wrote 116 bytes
"[Tue Feb 17 15:19:32 2009] [crit] (34)Result too large or too
small: m\
od_rewrite: could not create rewrite_log_lock\n"
11719 1 httpd RET write 116/0x74
11719 1 httpd CALL write(2,0x7f7fffffb650,0x15)
11719 1 httpd GIO fd 2 wrote 21 bytes
"Configuration Failed\n"
11719 1 httpd RET write 21/0x15
11719 1 httpd CALL __select50(0,0,0,0,0x7f7fffffd720)
11719 1 httpd RET __select50 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x21)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x20)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x1f)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x1e)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x1d)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x1c)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x1b)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x1a)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x19)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x18)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x17)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x16)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x15)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x14)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x13)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x12)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x11)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0x10)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0xf)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0xe)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0xd)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0xc)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0xb)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(0xa)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(9)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL munmap(0x7f7ffba00000,0x461000)
11719 1 httpd RET munmap 0
11719 1 httpd CALL munmap(0x7f7ffb700000,0x244000)
11719 1 httpd RET munmap 0
11719 1 httpd CALL _ksem_close(1)
11719 1 httpd RET _ksem_close -1 errno 22 Invalid argument
11719 1 httpd CALL close(8)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(7)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(6)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(5)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL close(4)
11719 1 httpd RET close 0
11719 1 httpd CALL exit(1)
I looked for ERANGE but couldn't find it. I'm hoping the invalid
argument bit is what you are after :)
Sarton
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