Hi folks,
Have no idea is it the proper group to ask my question, any way here it is:
We have two instances of apache/mod_php running on 80 and 443 ports
accordingly. For both mod_php we have the same dir (/tmp) to store session
information. Is it possible to mix sessions data up if user switches
Hi,
I ported Hardened-PHP to PHP5 yesterday night and got into the problem
that there were some crashes. While one of the crashes is a problem in
the port (at least I guess so), the other one was a detected double
efree() in __set__get_001.phpt
I tracked this double free down to
static void zen
SE>>Z_OBJ_HT_P(object)->write_property(object, property, z TSRMLS_CC);
SE>>
SE>>within this function z is freed and
Why should write_property free z?
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Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
SE>>Z_OBJ_HT_P(object)->write_property(object, property, z TSRMLS_CC);
SE>>
SE>>within this function z is freed and
Why should write_property free z?
static int zend_std_call_setter(zval *object, zval *member, zval *value
TSRMLS_DC)
{
zval **call_args[2];
SE>>Maybe you should ask the person who wrote it "why". Well the problem
SE>>is not that it frees it. The problem is that the refcount is zero when
SE>>the std_setter is called.
I think you are right, it should be fixed in zend_post_incdec_property. Do
you have reproducing code example so it can
You're looking for the list php-general.
On Jun 2, 2004, at 3:37 AM, Dmitry Ruban wrote:
Hi folks,
Have no idea is it the proper group to ask my question, any way here
it is:
We have two instances of apache/mod_php running on 80 and 443 ports
accordingly. For both mod_php we have the same dir (/tm
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
I think you are right, it should be fixed in zend_post_incdec_property. Do
you have reproducing code example so it can be tested?
No it cannot be tested. In the default configuration Zend_MM is
activated. This will catch double frees. No violation will happen when
it i
Hi.
I think following things may be a security risk in mod_php, maybe allowing a DoS attak
if your server users can use php engine for your www pages.
If you make a file foo.php what contains function virtual(), pointing to itself, ie
virtual(foo.php)
at least in php 4.3.2 an infinite lo
do you have a maximum mem restriction in your php.ini?
paul
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Hi.
I think following things
Seems to be some problem with using ZEND_MM in MT servers. I checked on
Apache and this behavior doesn't exist.
In any case, on windows we have and use a native Win32 per-thread pool so
there's no reason to use ZEND_MM.
I commited a patch
Andi
At 07:43 PM 6/1/2004 +0200, Wolfgang Drews wrote:
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> I commited a patch
> Andi
great, I'll give you feedback when the next snapshot is ready.
cheers
-Wolfgang
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cheers
-Wolfgang
> -Original Message-
> From: Wolfgang Drews
I came accross behaviour in http_build_query() which was thoroughly
unexpected.
first a little background:
I am using http_build_query() which is turning out to be very useful for
putting together 'complex' URL 'pieces' (which are then again combined
to form complete URLs - bare in mind that s
> the issue is that the array $y below results in an empty string:
>
> $x = array('e' => array('kf' => ''));
> $y = array('e' => array('kf' => array()));
>
> echo '\''. http_build_query($x). "'\n";
> echo '\''. http_build_query($y) . "'\n";
>
> running on: PHP 5.0.0RC3-dev (cli) (built: Jun 1 2004
I have max execution time set to 180 and mem limit to 64 mb , there is a
3*128mb physical ram total and about 1G swap space available .
Lowering the mem limit helps a bit (take longer time and more requests
needed ), but if you do more requests (5 - 10 at
almost same time , ie click 10* reload
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