ID:               48563
 User updated by:  dmda at yandex dot ru
 Reported By:      dmda at yandex dot ru
 Status:           Assigned
 Bug Type:         Reproducible crash
 Operating System: Windows XP sp3
 PHP Version:      5.3.0RC3
 Assigned To:      pajoye
 New Comment:

Thanks for notes :)
I'll report as soon as I find a way to reproduce the problem.
Quite unexpectedly VC9/NTS started working :)

Regarding VC6/TS | VC9/TS, did you manage to reproduce the crash?


Previous Comments:
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[2009-06-17 14:52:54] paj...@php.net

"Really? Only because TS is sligtly slower? or what?
Did you manage to run NTS/VC9 build at all? I does not work for me."

Yes, it works for me and almost the full IIS team as well.

"NTS/VC9 produces HTTP/500 and nothing else. I'll report this
separately."

Be sure that you have the VC9 runtime installed. Best is to test it in
cli first.

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[2009-06-17 14:30:36] dmda at yandex dot ru

TS/VC6 works if there are # in php.ini
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I meant
TS/VC6 works if there is no # in php.ini

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[2009-06-17 14:29:10] dmda at yandex dot ru

> I still do not undestand how you get this warning as it happens 
> onlywhen php is trying to compile a php src file, and not 
> a php.ini.

Sorry, seems you ignore all I posted :)
Php was initializing itself. It pefroms this initialization and
reading/parsing php.ini everytime BEFORE running any php src files.
Please don't try to "understand", either learn code or ask experienced
people :)

> I'd to try with fcgi TS and see if it crashes. However, I'd to say >
that it is not a stopping for 5.3 if it does. 

I think it's up to PM.

> FCGI should not be used using the TS builds but NTS.

Really? Only because TS is sligtly slower? or what?
Did you manage to run NTS/VC9 build at all?
I does not work for me.
TS/VC6 works if there are # in php.ini. NTS/VC9 produces HTTP/500 and
nothing else. I'll report this separately.

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[2009-06-17 13:53:40] paj...@php.net

I still do not undestand how you get this warning as it happens only
when php is trying to compile a php src file, and not a php.ini.

I'd to try with fcgi TS and see if it crashes. However, I'd to say that
it is not a stopping for 5.3 if it does. FCGI should not be used using
the TS builds but NTS.



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[2009-06-17 13:38:19] dmda at yandex dot ru

yes, I know this and pointed to this fact in PHPCON 2003.

Anyway the trouble manifests itself.
As far as I understand, the problem is with initialization of the
module context. It is not done at the moment when php core logs the
error in php.ini ("deprecated stuff" in this case).
If I'm correct, initialization is initialization. NTS won't crash just
because it does not allocate its context in the heap because it uses
static data. Even if it works foryou, uninitialized data won't let you
control the values. You either can not get the error in php's log or
can't stop it from appearing.
Try to change fcgi_logging value (fastcgi.logging = ON and OFF) and see
if the error appears or does not appear respectively.

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