Alexander!
You're absolutely right - that was exactly what I had done!
Hmm I guess that at his point I have noone fooled :) I'm totally new
to all this shm stuff and PHP extensions or rather the intrinsic details
of their 'inner' workings... I simply figured that if I allocate a
shared
memory segment in PHP_MINIT_FINCTION then it should be destroyed in
PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION. The error I did (I reckon) was to compile and
replace the PHP-module before restarting apache. This way the new
PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION was called before PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION.
Where can I find a good explanation as to what the differences are
between
MINIT, RINIT, MSHUTDOWN and RSHUTDOWN?
hehe - how would one go about removing a shared memory segment
manually??
Well thank you all (Alexander in particular) for your answers they
helped alot
Thomas
Alexander Feldman wrote:
>
> Hi Thomas,
>
> I tried to create a shared segment of size 5 megabytes in the
> PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION and I had no problems.
>
> The situation you described seems as you have called shmctl with IPC_RMID
> but not everyone had detached from the segment. Then you tried to use
> shmget and it failed - remove manually the shared memory segment and try
> again.
>
> --
> Alexander Feldman
> Zend Technologies Ltd.
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