ID: 43579 User updated by: assid at assid dot com Reported By: assid at assid dot com Status: Open Bug Type: Session related Operating System: Debian etch PHP Version: 5.2.5 New Comment:
err sorry, session counter reset to 1 on refresh on the previous post. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-03-01 02:34:58] assid at assid dot com Okay, finally found out how to do valgrind with apache :P During valgrind, phpmyadmin was behaving properly, squirrelmail as i mentioned in my previous post is erratic, but it normally takes time to crash, once it does, then it happens more frequently. I later tried the session script as spherelinx.com/session.php (check phps) This counter was working fine here again. I then decided to visit alternate sites on the server perhaps to create more session files. I visited www.equineindia.com, and then i started hitting on session.php again, voila! session counter was reset to 0 I tried to see if i could simulate more of the sessions disappearing etc, like it going back to the original counter, but it didnt go, (normally you keep hitting refresh, you just might get back). I guess i should have tried more, but the day was just beginning and had to let the public in once again. So i decided, we atleast got the basics of what was causing this, and atleast report this. The valgrind log is available at: http://assid.com/apache1.log Btw: yes apc , and fileinfo from pecl were disabled before I did this. the main page of equineindia refreshes to login.php ; please visit login.phps for the source of the same. Interestingly, the leak summary shows alot of leakage BTW. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-02-28 18:13:40] assid at assid dot com this will be difficult, we provide shared hosting on this box, and will be difficult to just shut it down for that period of time. but lets see what i can do. Can you tell me how exactly do i put the whole apache process through valgrind ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-02-28 17:52:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED] The libdl stuff can be ignored, so that looks like a clean valgrind run. But, are you sure the problem happens on the command line? I'd run the entire apache -X through valgrind. You'd need to do it on a quiet machine somewhere that isn't getting hit, of course, so you can control the requests you send to it while valgrind is running. Hit it until you see the problem, then stop and show us that valgrind output from that. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-02-28 11:40:49] assid at assid dot com Okay ran valgrind (as far as i can understand it) http://assid.com/valgrind.txt I have removed some extensions as i was still testing, but to no success. I hope the log proves useful to you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-02-28 10:54:02] assid at assid dot com Still trying to remove more extensions and test. Rasmus, I have sent you a private email with 2 links to video files, which shows the phpmyadmin bugs. It seems the bugs faced are infact more indepth as you suggested. I do apologize for private mailing btw., but since they are links to videos, I didnt want to post them in public. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 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/43579 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=43579&edit=1
