Ron,
But the error I'm seeing is *not* a segfault... Bad input data causes
unbounded memory allocations which are eventually terminated when the
per script memory limit is hit. At this point, PHP traps the condition
and terminates the script 'gracefully'. The problem is that a 'graceful'
term
Tim,
I'm no core PHP developer (just a user) but I'm pretty convinced that
there's nothing that can be done to solve this from PHP. PHP just passes
bytes to the zlib functions (which are implemented by the zlib guys). If one
of these functions causes a segfault, there's really nothing you can do.
