I have (had?) a really bad problem where I was getting a lot of Access Violations in my script - if I made my script shorter, they appeared less frequently. I also fixed the problem by using the CGI version instead of ISAPI (on IIS). Maybe your problem is along the same lines as mine.
I'm using the ISAPI module, actually, and no one has ever suggested that I switch to the CGI module, but then again, what is the ISAPI module for if I can't use it? ;-)
I have a feeling that PHP has a memory problem somewhere :/. Jevon (Windows XP Pro SP1; IIS 5.1; PHP5 RC1)
That may be so--at least on Windows. I am running Windows Server 2003, IIS 6, with PHP 5RC1 (latest snapshot) ISAPI module.
The ISAPI module is not very stable. This is due to instability of PHP in multi-threaded environments. As there might be thread-safety bugs in third party libraries PHP depends on, this status is unlikely to change in the near future. Also, once in a while we find thread-safety bugs in PHP itself.
Andi
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