Raphael Geissert demis ki::
Hi,
2008/10/15 Samat K Jain [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I cannot test with lenny as I have no installed lenny system, but if
gc_probability setting in php.ini is honored, then the bug is fixed.
It is honored on lenny, yes. Though, it remains disabled (gc_probability =
0).
Is it possible to make php in etch aware of the gc_probability setting By
using the same fix?
Someone else will have to answer that... But since lenny will become the new
stable soon (hopefully), it may be better use of effort to prepare a switch
to lenny than debugging this in etch.
IIRC gc_probability should work in etch just like it does in lenny. It
was just turned off in the default php.ini, nothing else.
Please confirm soon, or else I'll just close this bug as there is no real bug.
There is a problem in etch.
In etch, I have changed the gc_probability in php.ini,
I gave a high probability/divisor ratio (about 1/10, also tried 1/1)
and restarted apache. Garbage collection never happened.
As soon as I copied those settings into the webapp's code with iniset,
garbage collection worked.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=267720
This states that gc_probability was compiled in as 0,
* Comment out session.gc_probability in the default php.ini, as we've
now compiled in a default of 0, allowing the cronjob to do the
garbage collection for us instead. (closes: #267720)
Changing it back may allow the setting in php.ini work.
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