> ...and just for clarification... after re-reading my response to you it came
> to my attention that one might assume I'm somehow involved with PHP
> development.
You mean you won't be the person fixing this bug?? Man, I'm screwed
now! j/k ;-)
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> Thanks for the help Jim. I had to install gdb and recompile php, but
> I was able to get consistant backtraces from both systems. When the
> fault occured, the backtrace was identical every time. It appears to
> be an issue with memchr() in ftp_get():
>
> =
> Program received s
> OK. Sounds like a genuine segfault to me. The CLI version will simply print
> "Segmentation fault" to the screen or "Segmentation fault (core dumped)"
> when configured with debugging enabled.
Thanks for the help Jim. I had to install gdb and recompile php, but
I was able to get consistant back
On Tue, 7 Sep 2004, Jim Grill wrote:
> If any of the output from gdb give you a hint what the problem could be (ftp
> functions or something) research each of the functions you are using on the
> PHP site reading the user added comments. Look for any mention of a possible
> segfault. Search the PHP
> I'm runnning PHP 4.3.8 in CLI on Redhat 9 in this particular case.
> PHP compiled with --enable-ftp (among other things). PHP is installed
> as an Apache2 module, but (obviously since this is CLI), Apache isn't
> involved here. All other scripts work fine (CLI and web-based).
> Server is a dual
On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 15:21, Steve Brown wrote:
> The random nature leads me to believe that this is some sort of
> harmful interaction between this server and the FTP server. The FTP
> server is a Windows-based host. An almost identical script runs just
> fine while connecting to other servers.
> 1) Environment
> a) OS
> b) PHP Version
> c) CLI or web-based
> d) Are you running php as an apache module?
I'm runnning PHP 4.3.8 in CLI on Redhat 9 in this particular case.
PHP compiled with --enable-ftp (among other things). PHP is installed
as an Apache2 module, but (obviou
> I'm using PHP to write some backup scripts. One of the scripts uses
> PHP to connect via FTP to a server, download some scripts and tar them
> up. I'm getting intermittent segmentation faults with this script,
> and I'm not sure what to report to troubleshoot this. Can someone
> tell me what w
I'm using PHP to write some backup scripts. One of the scripts uses
PHP to connect via FTP to a server, download some scripts and tar them
up. I'm getting intermittent segmentation faults with this script,
and I'm not sure what to report to troubleshoot this. Can someone
tell me what would be us
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