SV: SV: [PHP4BETA] SV: [PHP-DEV] PHP 4.0 Bug #3497 Updated: Apache1.3.11 gets SIGSEGV immediately qafter start

> > What's more, as you yourself reported, the PHP_AUTH_USER/PHP_AUTH_PW > > vars where out of order. I never saw a reply to your post about that, > > did it get corrected? > > They've been fixed. Great, I'll build a new version and run some tests. > > Isn't it a strange thing that beta 2 is the stablest version > I can find? > > Somewhere mid December things started to go bad with mysql_*() that > > produces crasches on my machines. Apart from an occasional parent > > apache-process total crash, beta 2 seems quite stable and > functional here. > > I've got a surveillance script running every minute that > fires up Apache > > again when parent-pid crashes happen - every few hours or so. > > Make no mistakes, Beta 2 is much, much buggier than Beta 3, and than the > current CVS. I'll take a look at your bug reports and try to figure out > what's going on, but the thousands of changes since Beta 2 aren't going to > be reversed :) Please, I'm not asking for patch -R !! But I run 4 large machines with > 1200 VHosts on each. Beta 2 works apart from the parent-pid crashes and some minor glitches one can live with. After Mid-Dec I've found no useable CVS-version and I've tried at least 15. Sascha also told me that beta 3 and the latest CVS-versions were so much better, but that doesn't help me, they crash and cause very strange behaviour with mysql. As an example I can tell you that today - trying "16-feb-CVS" - users started reporting repeated problems with mysql stuff. On one of the servers MySQL went more or less berzerk reporting that every table was corrupted. On another server the MySQL-server started crashing randomly. On a third server apache started segfaulting on .jpg requests and stuff. What can I say, it simply doesn't work. Switching back to beta 2 made everything work normally again. Please believe me, I'm not trying to pick a fight, I just want PHP4 to work well. Tell me what I can do to help apart from continuing to produce feedback on the different versions. All the very best and with _all respect for your work and knowledge_, /Johan Ekenberg