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Although recompiling apache is a somewhat involved solution (depending on how it got compiled in the first place) I would second the recommendation. I also have run into segfault issues with XML::Parser and the built in apache expat.

In reply to Re: Re: uh... segfault. mod_perl, Apache::DBI and other atrocities. by blakem
in thread uh... segfault. mod_perl, Apache::DBI and other atrocities. by vaevictus

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