You should probably try a newer version of libxml2. I suspect you are
hitting a refcount issue with dictionaries that was fixed in 2.6.8.
And before you ask, the error would be more prominent using PHP 5.1 than
5.0.
Rob
James Crumpton wrote:
So ... php-5.1.0b2 with --disable-zend-mm --enable-debug ... apache
segfaults on startup.
Without --disable-zend-nm, and run through valgrind, I don't actually
experience the corruption, but boy is there a lot of output. Hope you
like to read ;)
I've included urls for the --disable-zend-mm segfaulting valgrind
output (pid 30703), and the non --disable-zend-mm (pid 27107) below that.
There is no interesting output from valgrind with php-5.0.4 and the
same script.
Without zend mm
----------------------------------------------------------
https://www.die.net/tmp/6f51b90defa5c822.txt/withoutmm.txt
With zend mm
----------------------------------------------------------
https://www.die.net/tmp/00e9a7d1e7a5d0fc.txt/withmm.txt
-james
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