On 03.08.2007 14:48, Uwe Schindler wrote:
How EXACTLY does the web-server put the value?
To me it looks like you're using some global config file, so no wonder
it's put globally.
It is not global. The overwritten value is set only for a specific path (you
can be sure that I know how Sun Webserver works, I maintain the NSAPI
module... :-) ).
The changed value then corrupts the ini entry complete. I found out why this
is so, so this is a _bug_.
The following patch, when reverted fixes it and restores the old behaviour:
http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/ZendEngine2/zend_ini.c?r1=1.39.2.2.2.8&r2=1.39
.2.2.2.9&pathrev=PHP_5_2
It's done to prevent overwriting settings set in httpd.conf (aka
php_admin_value's).
I do not know why, but it seems that this request specific code tries to
overwrite the definition of the ini entry and corrupts it in a ZTS
environment. After that every request this webserver handles (even when not
affected by a overwritten value produces nice error messages.
I don't know what exactly is the problem and how to reproduce it, so it
makes little sense to ask _me_ about it.
Do you have a short reproduce case that doesn't require Solaris, Sun Web
server and other stuff we don't have?
Take Apache on Windows... :)
Do you mean you were able to reproduce it with Apache on Windows?
--
Wbr,
Antony Dovgal
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