Apache 2.0 problem

[Brian J. Conway]

For those who might not know, Apache 2.0 was officially released today as
version 2.0.35 (http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/Announcement2.html).  I'm
trying to get it running on a stock-plus-updates FreeBSD 4.4 machine, and
the pages it's sending out end up being garbled by repeating text of the
current page multiple times within the page (the page needs to be more
than one screen's worth, and some of them have broken image links, but
that can't be helped and it's never been a problem before).  This happens
with both Mozilla and IE, and viewing the source shows it sent to the
client that way, and the logs are giving me no error message.  I've
compiled it with both no threads and the prefork MPM type (the default for
FreeBSD).  My configuration is pretty standard, so I'm confused as to how
this could've slipped by, and I've found no mention of it on the mailing
lists or errata, so I was curious if anyone had run into the same thing. 
Dunno if it's a FreeBSD-specific issue, but going back to 1.3.24 works
perfectly.

Brian J. Conway
bconway at wpi.edu

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