Re: zlib_filter totally broken?

Jim- Didn't get your attachment, but I'll pull out zlib_filter and dust it off. The code as a whole is fairly new (relatively speaking) and does some questionable buffer tricks to avoid reallocs. It's entirely possible that it's gone wonky. Can you read-send or link to the script you're using and maybe try zlib_filter-1.0, or the version included in php-src/HEAD(5.1), or what's in pecl/zlib_filter-cvs just to see if it makes a difference? I'm not 100% certain that I published the last set of fixes backported from the version in php-src. -Sara "Jim Winstead" <jimw@apache.org> wrote in message news:20041201041909.GE9839@trainedmonkey.com... > before i start digging in too deep, is zlib_filter-1.1 totally broken? > maybe just when having more than one zlib.deflate stream going at once? > > the attached script is what i'm testing with -- it relays what is > written via a unix socket back out through tcp connections, compressing > along the way. > > it basically exhibits behavior like something is scribbling all over > memory. variables suddenly being corrupt, etc. removing the call to > stream_filter_append() clears up the problem (but then with no > compression, obviously). > > i'm running it with php 5.0.2. > > jim