ID: 28898 User updated by: sam at freepeers dot com Reported By: sam at freepeers dot com Status: Open Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function Operating System: Windows 2000 PHP Version: 4.3.7 New Comment:
I have stopped using ISAPI for now, this seems to prevent the bug from appearing. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2004-06-28 10:22:47] miho at centrum dot cz Same problem here. http://n32k.bud-net.org/0_zombux/pctuning.png Windows 2003 IIS6 PHP 4.3.7 SMP machine (Dual Xeon, HT disabled) Application: phpBB. Problem occurs mainly on first loaded page (user not logged in, cookie authentization). Perhaps session related problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2004-06-23 21:13:44] sam at freepeers dot com Description: ------------ When loading a webpage, it occasionally shows "PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01350AFD" within the body of the page. Windows 2000 Advanced Server cluster IIS5 PHP 4.3.7 Running as ISAPI module Server Info: https://secure.bearshare.com/test.php Display errors is turned off on this server, and errors are being logged to the Event Log. The main problem here is that an error is being DISPLAYED to the end user. It should be going to the Event Log instead. I am reporting this because some other similar bug reports have been closed because the user did not provide enough information. I am willing to provide plenty of information if I can help to get this bug solved. Reproduce code: --------------- Code: https://secure.bearshare.com/testcode.txt Expected result: ---------------- Observe at https://secure.bearshare.com/testpage.php (hit refresh many times to get the error) The expected result is a normal page of text and graphics. The actual result is that embedded within the text is an error message "PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01350AFD" , along with the expected output. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=28898&edit=1
