Access Violation
| From: | Herb Munson | Date: | Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:52:02 +0000 |
| Subject: | Access Violation | ||
| Groups: | php.windows | ||
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I've installed PHP 5.2.6 ISAPI on Windows XP with IIS 5.1.
It works - sort of. I get frequent 500 errors (IE) or "Access Violation"
errors (firefox). Often, I cannot open phpinfo.php even once after starting
the browser. Once I get the error, I can (very rarely) fix the problem by
running synciwam. Sometimes shutting down the browser and restarting it
works. More often, I can shut it down and restart several times to no
avail. Sometimes I give up and reboot (and it still might not work).
Sometimes (but very rarely) things will work fine for hours.
Basically, I see no pattern. I've seen references to bugs in php that might
cause this, but not for 5.2.6. Since success is so intermittent, I can't
really be sure if running synciwam is responsible for anything.
Does anyone have any idea how many poor souls are trying to run this
combination (5.2.6 + ISAPI + IIS 5.1)? (I got no responses to an earlier
plea; maybe no one is running this combination.)
Are there any clues in the hex address of the error? Is there a way to
determine whether this is a PHP problem, or an MS problem - or my setup
problem? I'm tending to think it is PHP, since I don't see how the usual
source of errors (file security) would be exercised differently when opening
the same site (phpinfo).
This is driving me nuts, and it's a very short trip. Does anyone have a
suggestion (other than chuck XP - I'm kinda stuck with that on my desk)?
Thanks in advance.
herb