Try using
suhosin.stealth=Off
in your php.ini
Xcache and Suhosin both register themself as internal zend extensions when
loaded as normal PHP extension.
By default Suhosin performs some trickery to be invisible to other zend
extensions, which is required because zend extensions from Zend or Io
g a size_t
pointer is what causes the problem. I read it that something like a
size_t pointer MUST be aligned when assigned, otherwise undefined stuff
might occur. Could you please try to change size_t * in both macros to
char *? If we are lucky this means the memcpy is no longer optimized away.
St
.
Solution: Use a fixed compiler.
Stefan
Esser
At Debian while packaging the version 5.2.6 of PHP we have found a problem[1]
caused by suhosin[2].
The original suhosin patch has been massaged a little. For more information,
including a copy of the patch used, please refer to [3].
Hope this
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