ID:               16698
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Apache2 related
 Operating System: Windows XP Pro
 PHP Version:      4.2.0
 New Comment:

Yes, i read about the bug.

Since my original posts, i have upgraded to the non-beta (stable) PHP
4.2 and using the expirimental modules. No problems since.


Previous Comments:
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[2002-05-17 03:34:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I'm having trouble reproducing this problem on Linux, with either the
threaded or non-threaded MPMs.  (Yes, I know you said you saw it on
WinXP.)  Can you generate a backtrace on this somehow?  Interrupt the
httpd task that's running out of control with MSVC's debugger and find
out what it's up to?  (Sorry I can't be much more specific on this, I
don't know much about MSVC.)  I assume you read 
http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/binaries/win32/#xpbug , right?

Thanks,
Cliff

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[2002-04-21 18:56:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>From reading other bugs about corrupted output on XP systems, i tried
one of the WORK AROUNDS that do not fix the problem, but hide it (which
is good enough for me untill an actual fix is found).

I did the suggested (and disputed by php.net) method of having the
content gzipped. It does HIDE the problem (in their bug and in mine).
But like php.net said, it is not recomended.

phpinfo() does not hang, and i have no corrupted output, with gzip on.

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[2002-04-19 10:28:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

a php file containing nothing but:

<?

phpinfo();

?>

loads about halfway, then stops. the server running php+apache then
goes into 5 second "freezes" and 5 second 100% usage peaks. These
happens consistantly and hoses the system untill all other processes
cant function.

The error logs show nothing, and the event viewer (windows)shows
nothing. It also happens when i use:

show_source("php_script.php");

on a fairly small script.

I am using the Apache2filter test module.

I can't currently show you an example of this becuase: my server just
went down, and im at work (it's at home) and it would crash if i showed
you! When i get home i will recreate the bug a 3rd time to make sure im
not crazy.

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