It works if built statically (though with bugs, can't read body sent by eval module via proxy_pass). But refuses to load as a dynamic module. This is a backtrace:
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Reading symbols from nginx...
(No debugging symbols found in nginx)
[New LWP 16]
Core was generated by `nginx -t'.
Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
#0 ngx_http_eval_merge_loc_conf (cf=0x7ffc2dec70c8, parent=0x7fc63fbcd298, child=0x0) at //nginx-eval-module-1.0.4/ngx_http_eval_module.c:525
525 //nginx-eval-module-1.0.4/ngx_http_eval_module.c: No such file or directory.
I build modules, configuring nginx sources like this:
./configure --add-dynamic-module=$NGINX_EVAL_DIR --with-compat $CONFARGS
where CONFARGS - are configure arguments for Nginx in the container.
Then I copy .so to another exactly the same container as nginx module (to /etc/nginx/modules/) without build requirements installed (nginxes are the same with the same CONFARGS).
For example headers-more-nginx-module built in the same way loads well.
It works if built statically (though with bugs, can't read body sent by eval module via proxy_pass). But refuses to load as a dynamic module. This is a backtrace:
I
build modules, configuring nginx sources like this:where CONFARGS - are configure arguments for Nginx in the container.
Then I copy .so to another exactly the same container as nginx module (to
/etc/nginx/modules/) without build requirements installed (nginxes are the same with the same CONFARGS).For example
headers-more-nginx-modulebuilt in the same way loads well.