Bug #10945 Updated: Apache core dumps when PHP4.0.5 is activated via LoadModule

ID: 10945 Updated by: dshafer Reported By: morgan@hecate.pdnt.net Status: Analyzed Bug Type: Apache related Operating system: PHP Version: 4.0.5 Assigned To: Comments: This behavior sounds very similar to #4630. Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-18 02:07:15] morgan@hecate.pdnt.net Somehow, I'd guessed that AIX would finish low on the "supported list". One note, for anyone that's stuck with this config -> I installed iPlanet Web Server 4.1SP7, to see if maybe NSAPI would work, and I got problems that were much like the ones with Apache. BUT -> when I didn't specify a web server to support, I got a "normal" binary for PHP, which I could use as a CGI interpreter. One comment about this though, when a script starts with "#!/opt/php4/bin/php", that was displayed at the top of the web page, but what was below worked fine (in this case, "<? phpinfo(); ?>"). Any idea how to get rid of that ?? (removing the text broke the script, and I got nothing but the content of the php file with no execution). That would give a "valid" solution for AIX people. (I guess installing Linux on the RS6000 would work too, but that's such a pain...) --Morgan morgan@hecate.pdnt.net --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-18 01:36:47] rasmus@php.net There is no "supported list". But, obviously operating systems that are more common end up getting more attention and more testing. AIX is near the bottom of that list. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-18 01:29:51] morgan@hecate.pdnt.net Tried recompiling everything with IBM Visual Age C v5.01. No change. I also tried linking with the pthread library for the httpd binary, like rasmus@php.net said to try, but no luck. Quick question: is AIX on the "supported" list ?? Is this supposed to work ?? --Morgan morgan@hecate.pdnt.net --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-17 21:49:55] rasmus@php.net On systems that use glibc-2.1.x there is a bug in glibc that prevents a binary not linked against pthreads to dynamically load a shared library that is linked against pthreads. Perhaps this problem also exists on AIX? Try linking your Apache httpd against libpthreads. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-17 20:57:44] morgan@hecate.pdnt.net Apache-1.3.19 compiles clean under gcc-2.95.3 with: $ ./configure --prefix=/opt/apache --enable-module=so <junk deleted> $ make <junk deleted> # make install <junk deleted> Apache starts cleanly and generally works fine. PHP4.0.5 compiles clean under gcc-2.95.3 with: $ ./configure --prefix=/opt/php --with-apxs=/opt/apache/bin/apxs --with-mysql=/opt/mysql <junk deleted> $ make <junk deleted> # make install <junk deleted> Howver when I stop Apache and start it back up again, it doesn't start. It dumps core. When I rem out the LoadModule directive for the php module in httpd.conf, Apache starts up fine. [ FYI: it's MySQL 3.23.34a (--prefix=/opt/mysql --with-pthreads) ] Any suggections on how to troubleshoot it ? If you have a use for the core, I can send it to you. More info: RS/6000-43P/132 AIX 4.3.3 (maintenance update 8) gcc-2.95.3 Only other software installed on the system is GNU make-3.79.1 and bash-2.04. Any help is greatly appreciated. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online. ATTENTION! Do NOT reply to this email! To reply, use the web interface found at http://bugs.php.net/?id=10945&edit=2