A SIGSEGV should be easy to fix if you can get us a core backtrace. Run
httpd -X under gdb and make the problem happen. Then type "bt" in gdb and
send us that output. If PHP is compile using --enable-debug it will
provide the most useful info for us.
-Rasmus
On 22 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Operating system: Linux 2.4
> PHP version: 4.0.4pl1
> PHP Bug Type: Reproduceable crash
> Bug description: PHP Crashes when it opens complicated pages
>
> PHP just crashes when it opens particularly complicated
> pages. When I'm hacking at a page, it I add another loop,
> or insert a few more lines of code in somewhere, it'll
> just crash.
>
> This bug is _not_ caused by the invocation of any one
> function, the use of any one particular syntax element or
> feature. It is caused by excessively complicated pages.
> Therefore, it's probably some memory-related bug in php's
> internals. Apache logs report that the server dies with
> SIGSEGV. The only way I think you'll work out what this is
> is by looking at a core file, or if I send you a suspect
> file. I can't seem to get php to dump one (tried httpd -X
> in /tmp, but it doesn't work). Any ideas? I submitted this
> bug before, but I was told the CVS version had it fixed.
> I've used a CVS snapshot, and that didn't fix it.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Charlie Dyson - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> ( By the way, PHP is the best web-related tool I have ever
> come across and it's made web-development a lot easier for
> everyone. Thanks. )
>
>
>
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>
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