Segmentation Fault on Ubuntu 64 Bit under Apache Control

[anonymous]

I have used the Plugin for a while in 32-Bit configuration (Ubuntu) with Apache and mod_python. Now I have ported to a machine running 64-Bit Ubuntu. Trying mod_python or mod_wsgi allways results in Segmentation Fault. Using Trac standalone works. Whats wrong?

Python 2.6.4, Trac 0.11.5, PageToDocbook 0.6.2

[Filipe Correia]

Hi,

What version of python-uTidyLib are you using? I've seen this problem before on a centos machine. I've determined at the time that it was uTidyLib that was misbehaving, and a colleague of mine managed to fix the bug.

[anonymous]

Hi,

the Version on the 64bit and 32bit boxes are both 0.2-3.2ubuntu1.

Regards

Markus

[Filipe Correia]

I think the segfault might be related to this: ​http://developer.berlios.de/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=14691&group_id=1810

[Filipe Correia]

Could you check if applying the patch on that thread solves it?

[anonymous]

Replying to FilipeCorreia:

Could you check if applying the patch on that thread solves it?

The linked patch for uTidy seams to work. Now I have some issues with "parse"-Errors on some pages. I will figure out the details soon.

[anonymous]

Replying to anonymous:

Replying to FilipeCorreia:

Could you check if applying the patch on that thread solves it?

The linked patch for uTidy seams to work. Now I have some issues with "parse"-Errors on some pages. I will figure out the details soon.

The Plugin works now for me. I changed the parameter doctype from 'auto' back to 'omit' in line 36 in pagetodocbook.py and added the parameter quote_nbsp=False.