ID:               20106
 Comment by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         Apache2 related
 Operating System: Windows XP
 PHP Version:      4.3.0-pre1
 New Comment:

Sorry, there is a failure in the above: Not when i am selecting a
table, but a database.


Previous Comments:
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[2002-11-19 13:15:56] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Same Problem here.

Win2k Professional, Apache 2.0.43, PHP 4.2.3 (but with php4ts.dll and
php4apache2.dll from PHP 4.3.0-dev) and phpMyAdmin 2.3.3-rc1-php

Everytime i choose a table in the left sidemenu my apache.exe crashes.
But i haven't localized the problem yet.

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[2002-11-16 12:16:21] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I to have similar problems. My setup is a Win2000 SP3, running Apache
2.0.43 w/PHP as a Apache 2.0 Filter (I can reproduce this on any 4.3.0
build I have tried, and am currently running Nov 16 2002 10:12:13
Latest STABLE 4.3.0-dev). I have tried this with phpMyAdmin current
2.3.3-dev builds from the past month. I am also running MySQL
4.0.4-beta (but have seen it in the past running MySQL 3.23.52). I am
running with 1GB of memory and have configured Win00 for such memory.

Selecting a link into phpMyAdmin Index page and navigating through
various options will ultimately cause Apache2 to take a dump. I have
not found a function that reproduces the dump every time (after a fresh
start of Apache2), but inevitably Apache2 takes a dump. After the first
dump, phpMyAdmin options seem cause dumps more easily. Restarting
Apache2 allows me to work for a while longer before the dumps startup
again.

I may or maynot have selected the link causing the prior to Apache2
taking the dump, i.e. I have caused the dump by selecting a phpMyAdmin
based link for the first time (after an Apache2 restart), I have also
created it by re-selecting a link, and I have also gone multiple links
into phpMyAdmin w/o a problem and caused the dump by using the browser
"Back Page" option. I can cause this with or without doing any
updates.

Basically, you can cause the abend simply by wondering around in
phpMyAdmin for a while and backing up. The page/link does not seem to
matter, just the fact I am spending time in phpMyAdmin.

I have both a DrWatson log and User.dmp from the Apache2 server if you
would like them.

NOTE: I can NOT reproduce with the the any of the 4.2.4-dev releases I
have run. They are rock solid and hours of working with phpMyAdmin on
the same configuration have never caused Apache2 to take a dump. I have
also not been able to reproduce this with any of my own pages, or other
PHP based products (both using and not using MySQL).

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[2002-10-27 18:32:34] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Not enough information was provided for us to be able
to handle this bug. Please re-read the instructions at
http://bugs.php.net/how-to-report.php

If you can provide more information, feel free to add it
to this bug and change the status back to "Open".

Thank you for your interest in PHP.


Try the newly released 4.3.0-pre2, if you still experience the crash,
please provide the shortest possible script that can be used to
replicate the problem.

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[2002-10-26 18:29:31] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

1.3.27 & 2.0.43 were the versions it happened with

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[2002-10-26 12:49:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

And that version of apache would be?

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