ID: 44047
Comment by: satan at dclxvi dot nl
Reported By: matthew dot horner at redprairie dot com
Status: Open
Bug Type: IIS related
Operating System: Windows Vista
PHP Version: 5.2.5
New Comment:
it will still recycle if you set it to 0, it just won't time out.. on
higher traffic servers it will will never timeout and there's no problem
there, is there? the recycling is another setting..
besides, this has little or nothing to do with php, as it also occurs
after running asp..
Previous Comments:
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[2008-03-04 15:25:29] nick at databasedevelopments dot com
Same issue here on Vista Ultimate and PHP5.2.5 with IIS7
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[2008-03-04 00:57:46] nonya at spam dot this
Yea, that is a horrible idea. You are literally telling IIS to never
clean it's caches or do garbage collection on the AppPools. I am sure
that there are more critical consequences on high-volume web servers if
you decide to do this.
PHP just fix it
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[2008-03-03 13:52:11] matthew dot horner at redprairie dot com
Setting the recycle time to 0 would not be considered a solution, but
rather a workaround. The solution to the problem would require a code
change. That change would resolve the issue, so that the workaround
would not have to be applied. This change to standard code would also
avoid changing standard configuration of the IIS server for _every_
instance that has a PHP 5 installation.
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[2008-03-02 12:27:34] satan at dclxvi dot nl
lol, your test is the solution... where you set it idle time out to 1
to test it earlier, just set it to '0'. it will error out once more and
the next time it starts it will stay on.. there is no problem with
leaving it on..
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[2008-02-29 04:37:22] nonya at spam dot this
To elaborate on Matthew, (Every PHP5\Vista\IIS7 machine I have every
worked on does this; 20+ machines)
The same error can be achieved back-to-back simply by running any PHP,
which in turn will add 1 active application to the DefaultAppPool. This
is visible in the IIS7 Manager. You can select the DefaultAppPool and
click "Recycle...", wait 3-5 secs (because WerFault.exe kicks in,
Windows Error Reporting Service) and you have a "IIS Worker Process has
failed" message with the event in the windows event log the way Matt
described which says the fault came from c:\windows\system32\ntdll.dll
If the PHP dev guys are trying to recreate this issue, you need to be
using Latest PHP5/IIS7/ISAPI-Configuration/Vista
This has been going on since Vista RC1. Everyone who is not getting
this error may not be complaining because the error doesn't seem to do
major damage.
The closest thing to a resolution I have seen since the release of
Vista is to just adjust the timing of the automated recycle cycle.
Since the error is only occurring during recycling, they have been
scheduling 1 recycle per day, hence 1 crash per day.
There are many, many, many, MANY forums and support threads with people
having the same problem, they just aren't posting here.
Here are a few:
forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=686723
www.developersdex.com/asp/message.asp?p=592&r=6057007
www.issociate.de/board/post/468636/IIS_+_PHP_--_Worker_Process_alert_&_w3wp.exe_crash?.html
forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=821723
groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/browse_thread/thread/93aef1ff2f0ba3b0
www.thescripts.com/forum/thread742344.html
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