ID: 8985
Comment by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Semaphore related
Operating System: linux-2.2.18
PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1
New Comment:
Hi!
Forgot to explain my example :)
In the Log file, "...added successfully to SHM..." means that
shm_put_var() returned true. But the next time I call shm_get_var(), I
get the following error: "variable key ... doesn't exist in bbb.php4 on
line ..."
Giancarlo.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-01-14 12:19:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've been experiencing the same problem on a dual cpu server, even with
PHP 4.1.1. Sometimes occurs that shm_put_var() doesn't correctly write
data to SHM but returns true, and as I manage an array of online users
in SHM, I have noticed that all users sometimes are dropped off.
I also check semaphores before writing to SHM.
16:44:41 User aaa added successfully to SHM. (8104 bytes written)
16:45:54 User bbb added successfully to SHM. (8209 bytes written)
16:47:20 User bbb deleted successfully from SHM. (8104 bytes written)
16:47:31 User ccc added successfully to SHM. (8206 bytes written)
16:49:29 User ddd added successfully to SHM. (109 bytes written)
I offer my help to debug this problem,
Giancarlo Girardi
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[2002-01-14 02:24:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you tried this with 4.1.1?
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[2001-01-29 12:27:07] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hello,
this is the same bug as described in #7046. a call to shm_put_var()
returns true all the time, but checking whether the variable has been
_really_ stored reveals that it hasn't.
this doesn't happen on my 1 cpu box (i can't reproduce it however
much i try), but on a loaded server with 4 cpus it happens pretty
often. of course i call sem_acquire() before writing the variable into
the shared memory, so it should be safe.
i can supply the whole source in which this happens (445 lines) but
basically it's just list this:
$semid = sem_get($sem_key, 1);
sem_acquire($semid);
$var = shm_get_var($shmid, $var_key); // $var is an array
// some change to $var, $var is still an array
shm_put_var($shmid, $var_key, $var);
if(!is_array(shm_get_var($shmid, $var_key)))
echo "failed to write \$var :(\n";
sem_release($semid);
could the problem be caused by the true multitasking on the 4 cpu
server?
thanks for any help with this,
Michal Vitecek
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