Re: ct_con_alloc failed / Apache / FastCGI / DBD::Sybase

Try to disable the RTLD_GLOBAL flag for the dynamic loader. In 
DBD::Sybase's Sybase.pm around line 35 force the dl_load_flags() sub to 
always return 0 and see if it helps.

Michael




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[email protected] wrote:
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> I think this list is a reasonable place to ask this question :-)
> 
> The error indicates that the Sybase OpenClient code can't allocate a new 

> connection handle. This can be due to memory issues, but more likely 
> there is some issue in the fastcgi setup where the Sybase OpenClient 
> code gets confused.
> 
> Which version of DBD::Sybase are you using?
> 
> Michael
> 

Hi Michael
I am currently using DBD::Sybase version 1.08.
Concerning FastCGI, I just followed the instruction for its 
installation from the INSTALL file...Weird behavior tho!

BTW, I tested with mod_perl 2.x and it works fine.

Cheers
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