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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Joel Parramore <pa...@homes.com> on 2003/05/09 16:03:02 UTC
[users@httpd] Apache 2 (2.0.45) CGI daemon (mod_cgid) dying without restart
Hello all,
I'm running Apache 2.0.45 (with the worker mpm) under Solaris 7 (SunOS mmsrv05
5.7 Generic_106541-24 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-80, if you want some of the gory
details) and am having a problem with the cgid daemon process continuing to run,
i.e., it doesn't. What's worse is that it doesn't get restarted by Apache; the
remaining httpd processes keep running but requests to the webserver just get a
"503" error handed back to them. Stopping Apache and starting it restarts the
cgid child as well, but it eventually fails again (anywhere from a few minutes
to a couple of hours). The CGI programs that we're running are Pro-C programs
that have been running under Netscape Enterprise Server v3.62 without a problem.
The only error that I've seen in the Apache error log that correlates to the
process dying is
"[notice] child pid 2820 exit signal Broken pipe (13)"
after which the
"(3)No such process: cgid daemon is gone; is Apache terminating?"
errors start rolling in.
I also haven't been able to duplicate the problem in our development
environment, unfortunately. truss'ing the cgid child in production to see what
it's doing presents other difficulties at present. Before I started digging
deeper, I tried checking the mailing lists and Apache bug database but didn't
have any light shed from those sources.
If anyone else encountered similar problems with this (admittedly
lightly-described configuration), or can point me to some possibilities to check
on further, that'd be great.
Regards,
Joel
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