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Apache gives Segmentation fault. Any hints at best way to track possible source?

Andrew WatkinsAug 28 2019 — edited Sep 3 2019

Hello,

I get a lot of "AH00051: child pid 16774 exit signal Segmentation fault (11), possible coredump in /usr/apache2/2.4".

Trying to pin point the problem but not sure the best way to go about it, since it does not look like a single PHP page does it, but could be within the PHP code of the website or mediawiki sites.

mdb /tmp/apache2-gdb-dump/core

Loading modules: [ libc.so.1 ld.so.1 ]

httpd:core> ::stack

libc.so.1`findenv+0x30(0, 78, 0, 1ffdf84142a000, e938b8650, 48)

ap_add_common_vars+0x628(e93ebfb80, e93ec14c8, e938b8a53, e938b8a48, 9, 0)

libphp7.3.so`php_handler+0x1b4(e93ebfb80, 72, e945ed5b0, 1ffdf841562d20, e93ec1400, e93ebfb80)

ap_run_handler+0x4c(e93ebfb80, d, e932d5680, 1002009e8, 100200, 100000)

ap_invoke_handler+0x158(e93ebfb80, 0, 0, e9328ecb8, 100040000, 100040dd0)

httpd`ap_internal_redirect+0x48(0, e93ebfb80, 1ffdf827dfb948, e93ebfb52, 10, 2)

mod_rewrite.so`handler_redirect+0xe4(e93a457e0, e93ebf950, 72, 111c00, 1ffdf835d04250, 1ffdf835d06098)

ap_run_handler+0x4c(e93a457e0, d, e932d5680, 1002009e8, 100200, 100000)

ap_invoke_handler+0x158(e93a457e0, 0, 0, 1ffdf835d06098, 100040000, 100040dd0)

httpd`ap_process_async_request+0x2cc(e93a457e0, 0, 2, 1001b6, e938a0338, 1001b6130)

ap_process_http_connection+0x94(e938a0338, 30, 1, 1001b6000, 1001b6, 100000)

ap_run_process_connection+0x4c(e938a0338, 3, e932d5ee0, 100201230, 100201, 100000)

mod_mpm_event.so`process_socket+0x464(e931fcd50, 1, e9389ff90, e938a0290, 90, 1400)

mod_mpm_event.so`worker_thread+0x348(e931fcd50, 1ffdf8405000b0, 1ffdf8415daac0, 10, 1ffdf840414000, 2)

libc.so.1`_lwp_start(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)

httpd:core>

Any pointers?

Cheers

This post has been answered by Darren Moffat-Oracle on Aug 28 2019
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