ID: 24420
User updated by: S dot Bennett at lancaster dot ac dot uk
Reported By: S dot Bennett at lancaster dot ac dot uk
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Directory function related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.3.3RC5-dev
New Comment:
This is on a minimal apache/PHP installation that I've set up
specifically to reproduce this problem. Apache is configured as:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/packages/apache-1.3.27
--enable-module=so
Linux kernel is 2.4.20-ac2
gcc version is 2.96
glibc is 2.2.4
I've successfully reproduced this problem on a Solaris 7 system (gcc
version is 2.96) and on a Solaris 9 system (gcc version is 3.2.2). I
don't see how it can be dependent on compiler version or platform...
Previous Comments:
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[2003-08-19 06:04:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What other apache modules do you have enabled?
Have you tried this with some default config?
(sidenote: What linux / gcc / glibc versions do you have..?)
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[2003-08-19 05:38:34] S dot Bennett at lancaster dot ac dot uk
This is on a minimal apache/PHP installation that I've set up
specifically to reproduce this problem.
There are no .htaccess files in the path to my test script.
The only PHP-related entries in httpd.conf are:
LoadModule php4_module libexec/libphp4.so
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
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[2003-08-19 05:25:53] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I didn't ask about your php.ini, I asked about any possible php
settings in your httpd.conf / .htaccess files..
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[2003-08-19 04:56:59] S dot Bennett at lancaster dot ac dot uk
I did have some stuff in php.ini, but removing the file has made no
difference (it was only stuff like "max_execution_time = 5" anyway...)
I don't see how this can fail to work for you, it's clear from the code
that this will happen - php_execute_script() does something like:
old_cwd=getcwd();
chdir(DIR_OF_SCRIPT);
EXECUTE_SCRIPT
chdir(old_cwd);
but all the shutdown functions are called outside of this (from
php_request_shutdown()).
Maybe it should be up to the SAPI module to do the chdir() stuff - some
SAPI modules might not care (I'd guess that apache wouldn't care) in
which case there might be a (tiny) performance gain in not doing
chdir(old_cwd) at the end of a request...
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[2003-08-19 04:08:28] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can not reproduce this. Do you possibly have some php ini-settings
set in your virtualhosts/some .htaccess file?
(using php_value or php_admin_value)
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