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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2><FONT face="Times New Roman" size=3>Hi
Edward,<BR><BR>>> I am getting a segmentation fault occuring with mod_ftpd
version<BR>>> 0.13.1 on Apache 2.0.54 and Fedora Core
4.<BR>>><BR>>> The fault occurs on line 155 of 'ftp_protocol.c'
:-<BR>>><BR>>> limit_ret =
provider->limit_check(r,check_type);<BR>>> As a temporary measure I
have commented out this line and set the<BR>>> default value of limit_ret
to FTPD_LIMIT_ALLOW. This allows mod_ftpd<BR>>> to function. I have not
had time to explore the bug thurther yet, but<BR>>> will hopefully do so
at some point, if no one more familuar with<BR>>> Apache can do so first,
please.<BR>>><BR>> hmm. odd.. i'll look into that one when I get a
chance.. as I've had it<BR>> running on FC4 (x86_64) without any
problems.<BR><BR>The bug is being triggered on a logging statement after the
switch case <BR>statement in the
provider, providers/default/mod_ftpd_default.c:192.<BR><BR>I also noticed
there is a possible bug in the ftp provider code, the code <BR>can exit without
doing a release on the mutex, by a "premature" return <BR>statement.
providers/default/mod_ftpd_default.c:182<BR><BR>Unfortunately as I could not
seem to solve the bug I have had to move over <BR>to vsftpd
:(<BR><BR>Aaron</FONT><BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>