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Subject: Re: httpd-worker on sparc64?
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On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 06:00:40PM +0900, Huynh Van Chung wrote:
Hi!

> Can httpd-worker work fine on sparc64? 
> 
> In my sparc64 box ( Ultra10, FBSD5.3R-p5), i try to get it work but it don't work correctly. 

AFAIK, default threading library on sparc64 is libc_r. threaded MPM 
don't work well with libc_r. You can try to force apache/apr to use 
KSE (I dunno if it still works).
try:
make WITH_PTHREAD_LIBS=kse WITH_MPM=worker

Of course, it surely leads to instability (I don't really how 
(un)stable is KSE on sparc64)

clem