Server Push (Linux: ok, Solaris 2.5: not ok)

Server Push (Linux: ok, Solaris 2.5: not ok)

Post by chri » Sat, 06 Sep 1997 04:00:00



Hi !

I am using 2 systems, a Linux 2.0.30 PC based box an a Solaris 2.5 based
SUN IPX.
On both systems I am using Apache 1.2.4 and a simple CGI programmed in
C++.
The CGI works perfectly on the Linux PC, if a user leave the page, the
CGI gets a SIGHUP and terminates. The same CGI source is used on the
SUN, it works until the
user leaves the page. The CGI does not get the SIGHUP. Apache 1.2.4 and
the CGI were compiled with GNU C++ 2.7.2.1 on both systems. Apache runs
with SETUID nobody on both systems.
Does anybody know what could be wrong with my Solaris system ? If not,
the IPX will be replaced by a Linux PC.

Chris

 
 
 

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