Re: Bug #1122 Updated: wrong conversions when sending MIME messages

> ID: 1122 > User Update by: Michael.Redinger@uibk.ac.at > Old-Status: Closed > Status: Open > Old-Bug Type: Reproduceable crash > Bug Type: Parser error > Description: wrong conversions when sending MIME messages > > I do use the PHP program IMP (IMAP mail reader). Whenever I try to send an attachment, Apache > crashes with the following message: > > [Sat Feb 6 19:06:51 1999] [notice] httpd: child pid 32082 exit signal Segmentation fault (11) > > > The file upload works correctly. The seg fault happens when actually sending the message (this > behaviour is not quite reproducable - it always happens for me, but others don't have this > problem). > > After the crash, I do get a "document contains no data". The attachment that is sent > anyways. But the conversions don't work - "\0" (one char) is translated into > "\" and "0". Definitely wrong. The file gets bigger than it should be and is > completely corrupted. > > > Update: > Fix below doesn't solve the problem. > I could stop apache from crashing by removing the unnecessary lines from http.conf (described > in another bug report) > However, the problem with wrong binary conversions still remains. Removing which line from httpd.conf? If you applied the patch to the str_replace() function correctly, you should not be seeing crashes. If you are, please get us a gdb backtrace (see the online FAQ). As for attachments not being sent correctly. That sounds like an IMP problem. -Rasmus -- PHP Development Mailing List http://www.php.net/ To unsubscribe send an empty message to php-dev-unsubscribe@lists.php.net For help: php-dev-help@lists.php.net