Re: Problem in ALL (or almost all) mirrors

Gabor, I've not investigated yet, but could be some problem in backend/events.cvs file, which could be confusing and afterwards crashing the function. Regards, Nelson Junior nelson@lunenetworks.com.br nelson@LUNE.com.br ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelson Sampaio Araujo Junior" <nelson@lunenetworks.com.br> To: "Gabor Hojtsy" <goba@mail.digitel2002.hu>; <php-mirrors@lists.php.net> Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 12:51 PM Subject: Problem in ALL (or almost all) mirrors > Gabor, > > A boundary condition or other unknown error is crashing all php web server > mirrors. > > My mirror (br2.php.net) has stopped working, and looking at logs, I > discovered that the webserver is crashing, as below: > > [Thu Jan 3 12:40:57 2002] [notice] child pid 3454 exit signal Segmentation > fault (11)] > > As other sites of my company are still working, I've started Investigating > what could be crashing only the mirror server. I have discovered that the > fgetcvs call on line 59 of index.php is crashing. I've changed to test to a > fgets/split pair, with the same buffer size (to test if could be memory), > and the server does not crashed. > > To put the other mirrors up imediately, do the same I've done, comment the > fopen call on line 55 of index.php (which open the events.cvs) until we > discover what is going on. > //$fp = @fopen("backend/events.csv",'r'); > > These mirrors has the problem too: > ca.php.net > br.php.net > us2.php.net > > But I presume more of them are down too. Webmasters, please check. > > PS: I am currently using php 4.0.6. > > Regards, > Nelson Junior > nelson@lunenetworks.com.br > nelson@LUNE.com.br >