ID: 27512
Comment by: guillaume dot brocker at ircad dot u-strasbg dot fr
Reported By: jl at lusidor dot nu
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Apache related
Operating System: Win XP pro and home
PHP Version: 5.0.0b4 (beta4)
New Comment:
Just upgraded to the latest release (5.0.0RC2) and every thing works
fine now.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-04-22 15:47:01] justinw at bsdhosting dot co dot za
Just downloaded latest snapshot no problems, extensions load fine
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[2004-04-22 15:39:23] justinw at bsdhosting dot co dot za
I too have this problem with php5-rc1 running on apache 1.3.29 on winxp
professional
apache runs fine with no extensions or with 1 extension loaded but as
soon as I try load two extensions apache crashes with no error logs.
After apache would crash I would have to remove php from my apache.conf
and restart apache. Then put it back into my apache.conf and reload it
to get apache to get it running again.
Extensions I tried loading were php_gd2.dll and php_pgsql.dll, php
worked when I loaded either one alone.
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[2004-03-18 12:15:30] guillaume dot brocker at ircad dot u-strasbg dot
fr
I'm on windows 2000, running an apache 1.3.29 with php5 beta 4.
When loading any extension, apache crashes without any error message.
So I can confirm, it is a bug !
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[2004-03-16 21:08:58] malbert at agencyport dot com
Althought there may be others, in addition to this bug (#27512) I've
found the following entriese that seem to describe this same issue. The
response to each of these is somewhat dismisive of the problem, without
providing any real insight into a fix: (each is either marked with a
status of "closed" or "bogus")
27261
27250
27348
27404
27250
27404
An install of PHP 5b4 (or the latest snapshot as of the evening of Mar,
16 2004) per the instructions at the beginning of this entry produce
the error described in this original submission. I've been able to
reproduce this now on:
Windows XP using Apache 1.3.29
Windows 2000 using Apache 1.3.29
An install of PHP 5b3 in the same manner produces no errors.
If this is not a bug, could you please point to a resource that
describes a work-around?
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[2004-03-08 06:38:49] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
These are all installation problems. Please do not submit any more
reports about this non-issue. Fix your setups!
(works perfectly for me with latest CVS snapshot)
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