ID: 38975
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: rachmel at avaya dot com
-Status: Open
+Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Reproducible crash
Operating System: WindRiver Linux
PHP Version: 5.1.6
Assigned To: derick
New Comment:
date() is in ext/date/php_date.c
And I don't see any problems on all OSes around, including 5 Linuxes on
different architectures.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-10-18 16:52:41] rachmel at avaya dot com
I am not sure I can do that - in the meantime, it seems that if php has
a default timezone conigured, it ignores the localtime definitions on
the Linux kernel. However, if I change the default timezone to
"Pacific/Fiji" for example, i can reproduce the crash with a call to
"date("1"). it is interesting, that a call to phpinfo() doesn't crash,
although it does display the time zone chosen.
Are there any leads you can think about that might cause this problem?
Where in the php code can I find the date function, so I can try and
debug it from there?
Thanks.
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[2006-10-16 18:30:35] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please provide an account on a WindRiver Linux machine for debugging.
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[2006-10-16 18:24:56] rachmel at avaya dot com
When not setting the default time zone, php seems to use the localtime,
as defined on Linux.
Even when setting the timezone with date_timezone_default_set() , for
example, with the value of "Pacific/Fiji" , i get a segmentation fault
when I call date("1"), or any other date related function.
Does php use Linux's timezone files?
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[2006-10-12 21:26:22] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, PHP doesn't give a damn about that :) If you request a page with
just "error_reporting(E_ALl);phpinfo();" in it, what will it show as
timezone?
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[2006-10-12 19:23:23] makavy at avaya dot com
It does not matter which timezone I use. any one of the files that
'zic' creates has this problem.
What i did to set the time zone is create a symbolic link to one of the
zoneinfo files:
/etc/localtime -> /usr/share/zoneinfo/[Continent]/[city]
I did not do anything in php.ini file, or issue a php command for that.
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