Hi,
On Monday 22 September 2008, Jan Schmidle wrote:
> hi once again,
>
> i had bin quite in a hurry, so i didn't recognise that this mail is for
> the bugtracking system.
> So now once again in english ;)
>
> I rewrote the script from lincoln:
>
> 1 <?php
> 2 echo "test iso: ";
> 3 print idn_to_ascii
> ("mãeíóúáćñêâîõÔúnmkjqwertzuiopasdfghjklöqwerztuiopasdfghjklmsksu.org",
> "iso-8859-1") . "<br />";
> 4 echo "test utf: ";
> 5 print idn_to_ascii
> ("çãéíóúáćñêâîõÔúnmkjqwertzuiopasdfghjklöqwerztuiopasdfghjklmsksu.org",
> "utf-8");
> 6 ?>
>
>
> now we are getting the segfault.
>The patch[1] at the merged bug report does fix the segfault; but it doesn't make it work for your test case: without patch: $ php foo test iso: Segmentation fault with patch: $ php foo test iso: <br />test utf: [1] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?msg=10;filename=segfault.diff;att=1;bug=491211 > As mentioned in the german mail, i think it occours when the hostpart of > the domain to be generated is longer then > the allowed 63 chars. > > So trying to encode a domain with special chars and length <= 63 chars > that lead to an idn Domain > 63 char > seem to result in the segfault. > > cheers and sorry for the german response ;) Cheers, -- Atomo64 - Raphael Please avoid sending me Word, PowerPoint or Excel attachments. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
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