i've done some more analysis and I see where it uses
/usr/lib/nss_files.so.1 during the start up phase- probably this very
getgroups call.

I think that would do it. but why?

another question: is the ext/posix/posix.c bypassed when configured
--disable-posix?

your help is very much appreciated.

On 3/8/06, kjc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for responding...
> I see the following GID calls from libc, supplying both w/php and w/o php.
> Hmm. what next?
>
> logfile:      CALL    COUNT
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getgid                                          1
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getpgid                                         1
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getegid                                         1
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getpgid                                     25400
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getgid                                      27700
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getegid                                     32100
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getpgid                                      2400
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getgid                                       3800
> log.dappprof-apachectl:libc.so.1
> getegid                                      6700
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getegid                                         1
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getgid                                          1
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getpgid                                         1
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getpgid                                     25600
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getgid                                      27000
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getegid                                     28200
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getpgid                                      2300
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getgid                                       3400
> log.dappprof-apachectl-nophp:libc.so.1
> getegid                                      4800
>
>
>
>
> On 3/8/06, Rasmus Lerdorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > Obviously PHP doesn't read that file directly.  Figure out which libc
> > call leads to that call and we might be able to help.
> >
> > -Rasmus
> >
>
>
>
> --
> -Kevin
>
>


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-Kevin

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