Bug #5921 Updated: CPU at 100% with php.exe and ISAPI

ID: 5921 Updated by: jmoore Reported By: brad@youreshop.com Old-Status: Duplicate Status: Closed Bug Type: Performance problem Operating system: PHP Version: 4.0.1pl2 Assigned To: Comments: Known bug.. lots of reports with more information, closing this one. Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-08-08 09:54:09] brad@php.net After installing everything on a new Dell we received, everything works fine. Doesn't make any sense. Same OS, same build. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-08-03 11:41:45] waldschrott@php.net that´s (user feedback) definitively a dup of the common ISAPI bug we´ve at current --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-08-02 15:19:25] brad@php.net I'll build a debug version of pl2 and then attach the debugger, maybe that'll help. Triming the code down is a tough job :) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-08-02 15:03:31] waldschrott@php.net There are several problems with the Win32 builds, I´m curently trying to build all stuff in debug mode and trying to examine, if you could reduce your code (I failed on this task several times) and attach it, it´ll be very helpful. Thx --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-08-02 14:34:43] brad@youreshop.com It seems that on any type of complex script, PHP on Windows 2000 just runs out of control. In CGI mode, php.exe runs to 100% CPU, in ISAPI dllhost.exe does the same. I've tried attaching the debugger to the process, but doesn't help much. I have no idea where to start looking in the script because the same thing works fine on Unix. Thanks, Brad --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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=5921&edit=2