Look at the fourth parameter of zend_hash_find(), it's the
wrong type. You may want to read other modules sources how
it's done.
Btw, for such simple things you don't need an apache to spot
things. You can use the CGI (even if you don't get an
immidiate crash). Turn on debugging (make sure your extension
contains debugging code too, if in doubt use appropriate
CFLAGS when running configure) and fire gdb over it.
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 11:03:55AM -0800, brad lafountain wrote :
> Ok...
> I have hashtables in global memory and when i read from them
> i am getting some random crashing proplems....
>
> apache seems to be segfaulting when my application does a
> zend_hash_find();
>
> well it doesn't segfault right away..
> it segfaults at the end of the php script the only way
> i can tell it crashed is by tail'ing apaches error_log file
>
> i have attached a sample extension of what i am talking about...
>
> if anyone can help me it would be great...
>
> running:
> Redhat linux 7.2
> php-4.1.1
> ./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.3.22 --enable-test
>
> then run this script
> <?
> echo get_value();
> ?>
>
> the first time it goes good...
> after that on every request there is a
> [Thu Feb 14 18:42:48 2002] [notice] child pid 12013 exit signal Segmentation
> fault (11)
> in apache's error log file....
>
>
> - Brad
>
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