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If the httpd processes got killed with SIGTERM the files still exist after the restart of the container. Because of the way docker handles processes the same PID is assigned to httpd which will trigger said issue.
The call to apr_shm_create will fail because a file from the previous run still exists.
Would it be possible to remove those files before attempting to create them? This should be a safe operation considering that no other running process could have the same PID.
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The following code segment causes trouble if
mod_tile
is being used in a containerized environment (e.g Docker) : https://github.com/openstreetmap/mod_tile/blob/master/src/mod_tile.c#L1443-L1444If the httpd processes got killed with
SIGTERM
the files still exist after the restart of the container. Because of the way docker handles processes the same PID is assigned to httpd which will trigger said issue.The call to
apr_shm_create
will fail because a file from the previous run still exists.Would it be possible to remove those files before attempting to create them? This should be a safe operation considering that no other running process could have the same PID.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: