ID:               47640
 User updated by:  manuel dot schmitt at manitu dot de
 Reported By:      manuel dot schmitt at manitu dot de
-Status:           Feedback
+Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Session related
 Operating System: Linux
 PHP Version:      5.2.9
 New Comment:

E.g. any S9Y installation does reproduce this. I cannot post this here
because it has lots of files.

BUT as I told you I said what I suppose. I suppose that scripts running
into any php limit (e.g. execution time) do not properly close the
session files. It does NOT happen when scripts are correctly finished!


Previous Comments:
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[2009-03-15 12:19:31] [email protected]

Please provide script(s) that reliably can be used to reproduce this. 
I can not reproduce this anywhere (even high traffic sites using 
sessions). Just saying something happens does not make it true..

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[2009-03-15 11:24:15] manuel dot schmitt at manitu dot de

The most simple script at all

<?php
session_start();
?>

can cause the problem, please take my notes I posted before into
attention.

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[2009-03-13 10:06:52] manuel dot schmitt at manitu dot de

Description:
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PHP internal session handler does not correctly closes flock()s on
session files

Reproduce code:
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(This bug seems the same issue as bug #32092)

The problem happens on various PHP applications, no matter what they do
exactly. Only one same thing: They are all using PHP sessions.

In these cases Apache/PHP-processes hanging forever (until killed). I
have strace'd the processed, they are hanging on flock()ing the session
file as

   flock(FILE_ID, LOCK_EX, <unfinished>)

where FILE_ID is a /tmp/sess_XXX-File (not on NFS, just local) [I have
traced this from /proc/PROCID/fd/FILE_ID which links to the session
file]

I suppose that there was an php process flock()ing the file, perhaps
running into max_execution_time, not unflocking the session file
correctly and other processed wanting to write session data.


Expected result:
----------------
PHP session handler should have some timeout and/or old file locks
should be hard-broken.

Actual result:
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Forever-Hanging php processes.


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