ID: 10834
Updated by: derick
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Reproducible crash
Operating system:
PHP Version: 4.0.5
Assigned To:
Comments:
I could not reproduce this on Linux/PHP 4.0.6dev with the
following structure:
/include1.php
/1/include2.php
/2/test.php
test.php =
<?php
include ("../1/include2.php");
echo "test.php\n";
?>
include2.php =
<?php
include ("../include1.php");
echo "include2.php\n";
?>
include1.php =
<?php
echo "include1.php\n";
?>
Are you maybe doing a recursive include? Does using include_once (instead of include)
works for you?
If these two options don't help you, please make a tar of your reproducing scripts,
and mail them to me (derick at php dot net).
Previous Comments:
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[2001-05-12 18:21:36] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To reproduce it, create a php file (content doesn't matter), then make a directory and
change into it. Create a second php file including the first one, make another
directory and write a php file with an include to the second file into it. When you
start this file, PHP begins to consume all available CPU und RAM resources. The
consequence is a crash of the whole machine running the httpd- or php-process. The
memory limiting function in PHP doesn't take effect in this case.
Regards,
Daniel Fuehrer
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