#31128 [NEW]: apache2 restart causing divide by zero when php is introduce newly
| From: | kameshj at fastmail dot fm | Date: | Thu, 16 Dec 2004 16:17:37 +0000 |
| Subject: | #31128 [NEW]: apache2 restart causing divide by zero when php is introduce newly | ||
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From: kameshj at fastmail dot fm
Operating system: Any Operating System
PHP version: 5.0.3
PHP Bug Type: Apache2 related
Bug description: apache2 restart causing divide by zero when php is introduce newly
Description:
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I found apache2 crashes with Divide by Zero error in the following
scenario.
This is with the PHP built with ZTS mode. Hope some other defect will
occur for Non-ZTS.
With regards
Kamesh Jayachandran
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Reproduce code:
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1)Disable php module and start apache2.
2)enable php in the httpd.conf
3)httpd restart(Not stop and start)
4)make a request to any php page apache crashes with divide by zero.
I drilled down on this issue.
My investigation is,
Apache on startup calls php_apache_server_startup twice
one to set a user data for a userdata_key "apache2filter_post_config"
and another to call tsrm_startup and all.
While restart it simply calls this function once which misses out call
to tsrm_startup and hence tsrm_tls_table_size is just zero inside TSRM
which causes divide by zero error in THREAD_HASH_OF macro.
This can be attributed to the loading/unloading/reloading of apache
modules to do some syntax check on its configuration(Correct me if I am
wrong This info I got from Rasmus in one of the mail thread.)
While startup post_config hook is called twice, But once when restart is
called.
Expected result:
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Apache2 should not crash
Actual result:
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Apache2 crashes with Divide by Zero error.
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