Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=39803&edit=1
ID: 39803
User updated by: marcelo at tpn dot com dot br
Reported by: marcelo at tpn dot com dot br
Summary: fsockopen() bug
Status: Bogus
Type: Bug
Package: Sockets related
Operating System: FreeBSD 6.2
PHP Version: 4.4.9
New Comment:
Folks,
Regardless if it's a PHP problem or not, here is the SOLUTION:
fsockopen(), fopen() and other socket functions will not work in Apache
with
many virtualhosts.
You need to increase the file descriptor limits when compiling Apache
and PHP
(including its
modules).
If you use FreeBSD, edit your /etc/make.conf and add:
EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DFD_SETSIZE=8192"
And rebuild Apache, PHP and its modules. I believe that 8192 is a number
big
enough, btw you can
try a different number. I don't know how to do this using Linux, but
should be
similar.
There are MANY people with the same problem, and you are always saying
this
isn't a PHP bug, and
the user should fix him system.
IMHO, if its not a bug, why have I to recompile it to make it works?
My suggestion: create a compile parameter to compile PHP and its modules
with a
bigger file
descriptor limit (e.g. --big-fd-limit).
That's my two cents. ;-)
--
Marcelo Coelho
Previous Comments:
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[2009-07-23 22:48:03] j...@php.net
Apparently this isn't any PHP bug like already said many times.
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[2009-07-14 05:05:45] marcelo at tpn dot com dot br
Now fsockopen crashes apache, but only when PHP is in apache module
mode.
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[2007-07-11 12:40:39] j...@php.net
So you're saying this problem exist in PHP 5.2.3 also?
If so, please set the version in this report to "5.2.3, 4.4.7"
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[2007-05-03 18:29:51] marcelo at tpn dot com dot br
This is a PHP problem.
I have both CGI and Apache Module.
fsockopen() works on CGI mode, but doesn't in Apache Module.
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[2007-04-05 19:59:08] tony2...@php.net
>The system is always returning EINPROGRESS.
Why is that PHP problem?
Fix your system instead.
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