I'm trying to get a PHP4 OS/2 port working with Apache 2.0.35 but have hit a problem that may need a filtering guru to fix. I'm working with the 4.2.0 branch as that's what's slated to be released before long.
The problem I've found is that the SG(server_context), which holds a pointer to data allocated from the request pool, lives into the next request which causes a crash in ap_save_brigade() called from php_output_filter(). Tracing through with a debugger, the sequence of events is: - SG(server_context) starts life as NULL - php_output_filter() sets it, uses it, executes script, NULLs it again - php_input_filter() sets it, uses it - request ends - next request, php_output_filter() sees it's non-null & tries to use it, SEGFAULT! So it looks like SG(server_context) needs to be NULLed at the end of the request but I can't see an appropriate place to do that. It also seems fishy to me (and is probably the real problem) that php_input_filter() is run AFTER php_execute_script() has finished. Isn't that's too late? -- ______________________________________________________________________________ | Brian Havard | "He is not the messiah! | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | He's a very naughty boy!" - Life of Brian | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
