I tried understanding why the fix helped me finish the install for a while, and
I think it is completely bogus; the following snippet reproduces the logic of
the code before patching:
$optionFlags = array(array(MYSQLI_READ_DEFAULT_GROUP,0));
foreach($optionFlags as $arr) {
print $arr[0] . "=" . $arr[1];
}
output is MYSQLI_READ_DEFAULT_GROUP = 0, which is just fine and is the
intended behavior.
Changing it to $arr[1][0] outputs:
MYSQLI_READ_DEFAULT_GROUP =
instead, which means the option is set to the empty string instead of the
intended value (zero). I grepped for other places setting optionFlags or for
classes inheriting from the patched class, but found none, that's why I think
the fix is really incorrect.
The intent of the code which is patched is likely to disable parsing of
my.cnf (contrarily to what the comment says?!).
After googling a bit more, I found a report of a php5 segfault and after
checking my sever logs, sure enough I found:
[Mon May 03 11:47:04 2010] [error] [client 192.168.122.1] PHP Deprecated:
Function ereg() is deprecated in
/usr/share/gallery2/modules/core/classes/GalleryStorage.class on line 1136,
referer: http://<hidden>/install/index.php?step=7
[Mon May 03 11:47:04 2010] [notice] child pid 3346 exit signal Segmentation
fault (11)
So I believe this is a php5 bug.
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