On Mon, 5 Jul 2004, Steve Hay wrote:
Further to my "Problem running "nmake test" on Win32" posting (sorry I can't "Reply", but I never received the message back from the list -- I may have got unsubscribed AGAIN!) I have now reduced the failure to the following (with the aid of t/SMOKE):
This works:perl t/TEST -v t\filter\in_error.t t\filter\in_init_basic.t
and this works:perl t/TEST -v t\api\slurp_filename.t
but this fails:perl t/TEST -v t\api\slurp_filename.t t\filter\in_error.t t\filter\in_init_basic.t
The Apache server dies after in_error, so in_init_basic fails to connect:
I think this has something to do with tainting - reducing slurp_filename.pm to (using non-utf8 data, to eliminate one possibility): ========================================================== package TestAPI::slurp_filename; # test with non-utf8 data my $expected = <<EOI; English: Internet Hebrew : Junk EOI
sub handler { my $r = shift;
plan $r, tests => 1;
{ my $data = $r->slurp_filename; my $received; eval {$received = eval $$data}; ok t_cmp($@, qr/Insecure dependency in eval/, "slurp filename tainted"); }
Apache::OK; } # ... ================================================================ then the sequence Steve mentioned for the disconnect occurs, but changing to my $data = $r->slurp_filename(0); causes no such problem.
So does the worker really crash as Steve has suggested?
Can you add something after the eval test above and see whether it still gets executed/printed/sent to the client?
Does it have anything to do with the nested eval?
eval {$received = eval $$data};Can you use any different approach to cause a taint error (e.g. qx[ls $data]) or something? Does the problem persist?
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