ID: 43147
User updated by: marquinhocb at hotmail dot com
Reported By: marquinhocb at hotmail dot com
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Performance problem
Operating System: Windows Server 2003 R2 x64
PHP Version: 5.2.4
New Comment:
Problem is, like I said, this is on a production server, I can't get it
to happen anywhere else (with the same extensions). And even on the
production server it happens rarely.
My guess is that this is a bug present in PHP that's extremely
difficult to reproduce, and that the conditions of my production server
make it easier to reproduce.
If I remove the extensions, this will break the site, and so it is not
a possibility.
Not to mention: if it doesn't make the issue go away, we'll be in the
same position.
So, in essence I need help tracking this down so I can provide more
useful information.
Previous Comments:
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[2007-10-31 12:40:13] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
First of all try disabling all 3rd party extensions, loaded with
extension and zend_extension.
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[2007-10-31 11:35:28] marquinhocb at hotmail dot com
I have a few zend extensions, but no caching ones. My list of
extensions:
php_curl.dll
php_imap.dll
php_mbstring.dll
php_mysql.dll
php_mysqli.dll
php_openssl.dll
php_mailparse.dll
php_geoip.dll
And yes I know that with the information I've provided, not much can be
done to fix the issue. I would simply like some direction/tips/feedback
on what a good way to debug or find more information, so that I can help
the PHP community to possibly fix this bug, or at the very least provide
more useful information.
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[2007-10-31 10:15:17] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With this information it's impossible to figure out what's going on.
Are you by any chance using some Zend extensions, like APC or some
other cache?
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[2007-10-30 23:51:52] marquinhocb at hotmail dot com
That's the weird thing - it's almost like an infinite loop. If I
increase the timeout to 120 seconds, or 240, or decrease it to 30
seconds, it continues to stall in similar lines: always on a call to
print()
Terribly sorry, here's the info:
Apache 2.2.4
PHP Apache Module
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[2007-10-30 22:08:29] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's pretty normal that sometimes things take time, especially with
high load if the scripts are "heavy". Have you tried increasing the
max_execution time in your php.ini? Also, you didn't give any
information about your setup, like what webserver you're using, whether
you use FastCGI/CGI or some module?
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