ID: 49191 User updated by: bmhrules at hotmail dot com Reported By: bmhrules at hotmail dot com Status: Assigned Bug Type: IIS related Operating System: Windows Server 2003 Ent. X64 PHP Version: 5.2SVN-2009-08-07 (snap) Assigned To: mysql New Comment:
[8/19/2009 4:42:08 AM] First chance exception - 0x000006c5 caused by thread with system id 8176 Script Error Error Code - 0x80004005 Error Source [Unavailable] Error Description [Could not obtain System ID for this thread] Line 116, Column 2 An update to this ticket. As was said, I've been getting tons of those 6c5 errors and actually managed to get a dump file for a second chance error which I guess was triggered on the 80004005 error thing. For what ever reason, I am not able to open it and view the information contained within. Would I be able to attach it here for another dev person to view it or does it need to be processed on my server? To please the devs here and at MySQL, I've submitted a ticket with Microsoft, with much difficulty, as I had to send one email a day for 5 days. They will not email me back in regards to the resolution. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2009-08-13 09:55:01] miracee at sun dot com This neither is related to MySQL nor to PHP. All works fine via command line and also via Apache. Problem is related to IIS. Also see http://bugs.mysql.com/46683 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2009-08-12 23:03:25] bmhrules at hotmail dot com I only renamed because you kept insisting that was the problem. So I decided it wasn't worth fighting and just renamed it to be certain. You would not take my word that it is installed correctly and is loading the lib from your directory. Anyway, I misunderstood your message about the mysql team and opened a ticket there linking to here. Hopefully this doesn't affect the issue at all. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2009-08-12 22:57:20] paj...@php.net If you are confused in your comments, I can't really help and won't either. You stated two or more times that you have that lib in the mysql directory. You mentioned only in your last private mail that you renamed it (or delete it). Now I re opened this bug and assigned it to the mysql team. Wait for an asnwer. But you will need to provide a script to reproduce it. I also have to strongly recommend to use the FastCGI interface with IIS, not the ISAPI (even with php 5.2). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2009-08-12 21:21:55] bmhrules at hotmail dot com MD5 hash of the lib in the ZIP: 9234bfba1f555ffcfed310ca9eef2d49 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2009-08-12 20:40:34] bmhrules at hotmail dot com It would appear not matter how many times I say it isn't using libmysql.dll from the MySQL team, you keep telling me it is. The only lib that is on the drive is the one the ZIP file you guys supplied. If you still believe it is MySQL's supplied lib, then someone has committed the wrong file to your svn. There is no other reasoning for it. Anyway, you've made it painfully obvious that it is apparently a waste of time to report and I have other things to do rather than constantly try to convince you that I am using the libmysql.dll file that you guys gave in the snapshot. If it is loading the lib from another folder, as you say, I would like to know where so I can remove this problem. Because honestly, I do not see it in the trace or on the drive. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/49191 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=49191&edit=1
