Maybe a Suhosin issue... CVSROOT: /cvs Module name: ports Changes by: rob...@cvs.openbsd.org 2009/07/20 10:30:14
Modified files: www/php5 : Makefile.inc www/php5/core : Makefile www/php5/extensions: Makefile Added files: www/php5/core/patches: patch-ext_suhosin_suhosin_c Log message: Make suhosin.session.encrypt=off by default because there are some problems with php 5.2.10 and the suhosin patch. noted by william@ and people on ports@ It's going to be re-enabled when it gets fixed upstream. Just, put suhosin.session.encrypt=off in you php.ini and check out. 2009/11/1 Jeremy Bowen <jer...@smartpoint.co.nz>: > Richard Toohey wrote: >> >> [cut] >> >> Can't help you directly, but there are a few questions that might help ... >> >> 1. Upgraded as per instructions - >> http://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade46.html? > > Yes, followed the instructions to the letter. Everything else upgraded > successfully and is working as expected. > If I made a mistake, I duplicated the error on both upgrades. I think this > is unlikely. >> >> 2. Upgrade included packages at the end of those instructions? > > Yes, upgraded packages too. This seemed to go smoothly. I've since > pkg_delete and pkg_add'ed the obvious suspect packages with no effect. >> >> 3. Applied errata patches (don't think they would make a difference here?) > > No, I haven't done that as I haven't built from source. Hadn't planned on > having to rebuild packages for this upgrade. I could build from ports if > this is likely to help.... >> >> 4. What version of Apache? 1.3 in base, or 2.x from ports? > > Apache v1.3 standard install from base. Using package defaults. Not using > ports. > >> 5. MySQL and PHP - from packages or ports? What versions? > > PHP v5.2.10 from packages (php5-core, php5-mysql) > mysql-client-5.0.83 from packages. > > > The two servers are drastically different hardware running completely > different web applications. The affected web-sites also work intermittently. > Some requests succeed. Others cause the segfault. Unfortunately they are > production servers and are now unreliable. > > I think I have confirmed this is a php5-mysql problem as the server seems > stable with the php5-mysql package removed. It's a little hard to tell as > most of the sites on the servers make extensive use of MySQL however there > is one that doesn't and I was unable to reproduce the segfault from this > site with the mysql packages removed. Re-added the mysql package and the > segfaults returned.
