> ...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
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