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Hello Monks,

I am trying to debug these ambiguous error message generated in apache error_log. I am using mod_perl 2.

Sun Sep 30 18:16:59 2012 notice child pid 4577 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)

I have put debugging message in my code to know where this segmentation fault happen in between my debugging message then I can track which section of the code is causing this. However, this segmentation message always get printed at the last, after my code execution had finish. I think because of buffering, how can I get this segmentation message to get printed immediately ? I already set my debugging message to FH->autoflush(1). But how about this message generated by modperl ?

My code is too big to be shown here.

Thanks.

In reply to Debugging child pid 4577 exit signal Segmentation fault (11) by keenlearner

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