I've compiled nginx with the SPDY patch, at the current latest, so nginx 1.3.14. As far as I can tell, the make was fine, no errors. I'm compiling against openSSL of the system: OpenSSL 1.0.1c 10 May 2012, on my CentOS 6.3 server (OVH Kernel). Server has ok amount of RAM, at least 20GB is free.
./configure was with minimal options.
However, when a client attempts to connect over SPDY, they are faced with a HTTP 500 error. The errors logs aren't the most useful,. indicating memory issues, and I can't even find the error when the logging is set to debug.
Here's the error log snippet pertinent:
2013/03/11 22:32:08 [emerg] 10589#0: *1 malloc(18446744073709551615) failed (12: Cannot allocate memory), client: ****, server: ****, request: "GET / HTTP/1.1", host: ****
Any ideas why nginx is trying to allocate so much memory?
./configure was with minimal options.
However, when a client attempts to connect over SPDY, they are faced with a HTTP 500 error. The errors logs aren't the most useful,. indicating memory issues, and I can't even find the error when the logging is set to debug.
Here's the error log snippet pertinent:
2013/03/11 22:32:08 [emerg] 10589#0: *1 malloc(18446744073709551615) failed (12: Cannot allocate memory), client: ****, server: ****, request: "GET / HTTP/1.1", host: ****
Any ideas why nginx is trying to allocate so much memory?