ID: 15909
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Session related
Operating System: Linux Gnu 2.2.12
PHP Version: 4.1.2
New Comment:
Sorry, I don't see where I would limit size of max text size returned
from MySQL or what you are looking for. Please clarify.
The applications that are not working are not using large text fields.
Most are defined as TINYTEXT and TEXT. There are a couole of columns
defined as MEDIUMTEXT (due to misunderstanding of field types) but the
contents are less than 4000 bytes.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-03-26 21:44:55] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could you limit size of max text size returned from MySQL?
Does it help?
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[2002-03-26 11:55:03] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, we are using MySQL 3.23.38 in the application. However, the
session.save_handler is files.
We were using the same version of MySQL with PHP 4.0.2.
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[2002-03-26 00:40:21] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you use MySQL?
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[2002-03-25 21:15:04] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PHP Does not appear to be seg faulting; nothing in the logs indicates
that type of error.
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[2002-03-25 05:09:49] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmm. It sounds like PHP is segfaulting. (Or bailing out without proper
shutdown)
If you are having segfualts, could you build PHP with --enable-debug
and send the backtrace?
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