Re: [users@httpd] ldap modules for Apache 2.0.44 on Win32 causing a crash

["William A. Rowe, Jr." <wr...@rowe-clan.net>]

Jarrod, feel free to reply to me instead of reply to list... this will take
a few iterations (and once fixed, it should be fine for everyone.)

Your observation is correct; we are building with the ldap client support
now for Win32.  That means that Win2k and XP users have it easy,
while NT 4.0 and 98 users need to grab the client off the of the Win2k
server disk.

You need to do a debug build and try starting Apache with the -x option
(which will run as-a-console, one process.)  When it segfaults you will
be able to choose to debug, and see the line that is faulting (and the
variables at that moment.)

Let me know what you discover and we can go from there.

Bill

At 08:07 PM 1/30/2003, Jarrod Harch wrote:
>I posted this a little while ago on comp.infosystems.www.servers.ms-windows
>, but just realised this may be a better place to ask.
>
>I've been trying to get util_ldap and mod_auth_ldap working on Windows (2000
>or XP).
>
>I compiled Apache from sources and separately compiled and installed the
>ldap modules according to the README.ldap file.
>
>Apache builds fine and seems happy with my configuration.  However after I
>attempt to access a resource protected by mod_auth_ldap, Apache crashes
>while referencing wldap32.dll.  I have this file in my C:\Windows\System32
>directory and have also tried copying it to Apache\modules.
>
>My error.log show this:
>
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:10 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\modules\experimental\mod_auth_ldap.c(676): [1212] auth_ldap
>url parse: attrib: cn
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\modules\experimental\mod_auth_ldap.c(678): [1212] auth_ldap
>url parse: scope: base
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\modules\experimental\mod_auth_ldap.c(683): [1212] auth_ldap
>url parse: filter: (null)
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\modules\experimental\mod_auth_ldap.c(750): [1212] auth_ldap
>parse url: not requesting secure LDAP
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [notice] Child 1212: Child process is running
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\modules\experimental\util_ldap.c(1066): (OS 3)The system
>cannot find the path specified.  : [1212] ldap cache init: The system cannot
>find the path specified.
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\server\mpm\winnt\mpm_winnt.c(426): Child 1212: Retrieved our
>scoreboard from the parent.
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [info] Parent: Duplicating socket 188 and sending
>it to child process 1212
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\server\mpm\winnt\mpm_winnt.c(623): Parent: Sent 1 listeners
>to child 1212
>[Fri Jan 31 10:01:11 2003] [debug]
>C:\httpd-2.0.44\server\mpm\winnt\mpm_winnt.c(582): Child 1212: retrieved 1
>listeners from parent
>
>which to me looks like the server restarted itself?  The access.log file
>shows only a 401 error for the request.
>
>I'm guessing I made a mistake during compilation of the modules.  Step 2 in
>README.ldap is a little cryptic ("the netscape/iplanet ldap libraries are
>installed in srclib\ldap") - I didn't see these, but it compiled fine
>without them so I assumed it would just be using the native Windows
>functionality.  Has anyone else done this, does anyone see what the problem
>might be?
>
>Cheers
>Jarrod
>
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