ID: 41350 Comment by: scratch65535 at att dot net Reported By: graham at directhostinguk dot com Status: No Feedback Bug Type: MySQL related Operating System: Windows 2003 PHP Version: 5.2.3 New Comment:
I'm in the throes of converting from PHP 4 and MySQL 4 to PHP 5.2.5 and MySQL 5.0.45 on my W2K dev machine. So I'm moving to latest-and-greatest code on both sides, and was quite surprised, also dismayed, to see this my_thread bug. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-12-10 16:21:53] m dot bariola at prodigiweb dot it Hi, I experienced this problem too and still am. however I might give some info that might move the focus to a different point. Reading the comments, I see that some people are experiencing it with or without mySQL, or on imap, solving with older lib version, etc. I have two winXP systems both running the same XAMPP version (1.6.4). I have no problems on my home PC, so I repeated the configuration on the work PC. easy as repeating the XAMPP installation with same paths as home, then copying the apache conf folder from home, and modifying the Path variable so that it will look for executables in c:\xampp\php also. basically, exactly the same as home, but the work PC does not work, while the home installation has no such problems. hope this helps in finding the real cause of the problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-12-07 13:47:32] jean-yves dot deleze at crealp dot vs dot ch I recently installed PHP 5.2.5 on Windows and the error was still there (MySQL version 5.0.45). The only way to remove the error was to use old versions of php_mysql(i).dll or libmysql.dll (<= 5.0.27). Today I downloaded MySQL 5.0.51 Win32 sources, I compiled the libmysql.dll library and replaced the one shiped with PHP 5.2.5. This solved the problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-12-05 12:53:41] ulmer at energieagentur dot nrw dot de The version of the mysql extension at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/php/ is 5.0.27 right now which seems to be quite old. The Changelog date is 2006-11-17, so it is more than a year old! Installing this version is NOT a solution for me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-12-04 12:40:24] webmaster at cosmicperl dot com !!SOLUTION!! !!SOLUTION!! If you download the latest PHP - MySQL connector files direct from MySQL this problem goes away:- http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/php/ Why hasn't PHP updated to these latest files?!?!? !!SOLUTION!! !!SOLUTION!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-12-04 01:45:12] jp at chicagowebexperts dot com Windows XP, PHP 5.2.5, same issue: "Error in my_thread_global_end(): 1 threads didn't exit" Typically "1" thread, but sometimes 3. Running as a CGI. Problem manifests even if no calls to any MySQL function are made. Problem disappears if "extension=php_mysql.dll" is commented out. Noticed that the behavior becomes less frequent (or disappears entirely) the more that your page outputs. Have a "controller.php" file doing only back-end processing, no client output; bug appears 100% of the time. Noticed that my index.php file never failed (about 60 lines of HTML outputted), so for the heck of it, put in <? exit; ?> at the very top. Problem occurs 100% of the time. Problem never occurs in a PHP file consisting only of <? phpinfo(); ?> (short tags enabled in php.ini). Created a small test.php file consisting only of HTML (open and close HTML tags, and 512 bytes of data). Problem occurs ~20-30% of the time. Interestingly enough, I noticed that if I refresh the test.php page quickly enough, I get back an HTTP 403.9: "The page cannot be displayed. There are too many people accessing the Web site at this time." I've never received that error before under any other condition. In actuality, when this occurs, the number of times I'd refreshed the page is really pretty low (five or six), and the refreshes aren't done all that fast, relatively speaking. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/41350 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=41350&edit=1
