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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21485] - apache does not respond with mod_ssl enabled on sparc

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apache does not respond with mod_ssl enabled on sparc





------- Additional Comments From trawick@apache.org  2003-07-11 10:56 -------
So turning off SSL allows pages to be served fine?

Which MPM are you using?  If you're currently using the worker MPM, does
switching to prefork MPM make it work?

Since this is Linux and a mysterious problem at that, switching to the prefork
MPM is going to vastly improve our chances at understanding the cause.

What is the traceback of the httpd process handling the browser connection after
it hangs?  (attach with gdb once it has hung and do "where")

What is system trace of the httpd process handling the browser connection up
until the point where it hangs?  (strace -p ####, where #### is the pid of some
httpd process; keep opening requests from the browser until that process handles
the request)

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