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From: Matthew Gray <mkgray@netgen.com>
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> >> I'm compiling under A/UX 3.1.1, gcc, and also had to add one more library
> >> in the Makefile, "-lmalloc", to the A/UX libraries section, or else a call
> >> to "free" was making the server core-dump on startup (which hadn't happened
> >> before).
> >
> >do you know which 'free' causes it ?
> 
> Apparently, the one in process_resource_config() in http_config.c,
> according to a backtrace in gdb.

Under Linux, this same free() causes it to hang indefinitely.  I don't 
think there's a libmalloc for linux.  Foo.

					...Mkgray