I just upgraded to 1.6 on OpenBSD and have a question.  I compiled
it against OpenSSL 0.9.7c, on an OpenBSD 3.2 box.  I used the
--disable-daemon option.  When I drop it in for the older version we were
using it appears to run, but pages just seem to not load.  In the log files
I get a message of

	pound: MONITOR: worker exited on signal 11, restarting...

	Has anyone else seen this before I dive into the problem?


	Thanks,
		Shawn

Shawn Masters 
Systems/Applications Security Manager
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(240)747-3457

On Tuesday 02 December 2003 07:41, Shawn Masters wrote:[...]

Make sure the generated Makefile includes -DNEED_STACK in the CFLAGS. If it 
doesn't: add it manually, make clean, make.

Additional tip: make sure Pound gets compiled and linked against your 
"private" OpenSSL installation, which should be compiled with threads 
support. Probably the best way is to change the Makefile to specify the full 
pathnames to the .a OpenSSL libraries.[...]

Thanks, the -DNEED_STACK did the trick.   I seem to remember
something like this before for OpenBSD.  I'm wondering if I should write up
a short HOWTO for setting it up on OpenBSD with Daemontools.  Would there be
any interest in that?

	Thanks,
		Shawn
[...]

On Tuesday 02 December 2003 13:45, Shawn Masters wrote:[...]

I'm sure that would be helpful - I'll integrate that into the FAQ. The 
NEED_STACK issue will be resolved as soon as I figure out how to do it 
(probably via the autoconf host_os).[...]