[Mod_log_sql] mod-log-sql-mysql prevents CGI execution
Tom Van Vleck
thvv-gmane at multicians.org
Fri Jul 25 10:52:23 EDT 2008
I am seeing the same issue as another poster.
Turn on mod-log-sql and CGIs fail. Remove mod-log-sql
and they work.
I installed mod-log-sql, mod-log-sql-mysql, mod-log-sql-ssl,
and mod-log-sql-dbi on a Ubuntu 8.04 machine running
Apache2. I ran a simple hello world CGI accessed via SSL.
The CGI works when mod-log* are not enabled.
When the mod-log* modules are enabled and the configuration
directives are added, the CGI fails with error 500.
error.log on the server shows nothing.
error_sitename.log on the server shows
Premature end of script headers: test1.cgi
(LogLevel is debug)
Modules enabled:
authn_file.load authz_host.load cgid.conf dir.conf
log_sql_dbi.load log_sql_mysql.load mime.conf perl.load
ssl.conf authz_groupfile.load authz_user.load cgid.load
dir.load log_sql.load log_sql_ssl.load mime.load
rewrite.load ssl.load
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