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Description of problem: [15-Apr-2004] The PHP Development Team is proud to announce the release of PHP 4.3.6. This is is a bug fix release whose primary goal is to address two bugs which may result in crashes in PHP builds with thread-safety enabled. All in all this release fixes approximately 25 bugs that have been discovered since the 4.3.5 release. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): php-4.3.4-11 Actual results: Patch1: Can be removed, fixed in php-4.3.5rc1 Patch2: Has to re-enable (attached php-4.3.6-config.patch) Patch8: Has to re-enable (attached php-4.3.6-miscfix.patch) Patch9: Can be removed, fixed in php-4.3.5rc1 Patch10: Can be removed, fixed in php-4.3.5rc1 Patch23: Can be removed, fixed in php-4.3.5rc2 Patch30: Has to re-enable (attached php-4.3.5-dlopen.patch) Expected results: Please update to PHP 4.3.6 :-)
Created attachment 99462 [details] Re-enabled config patch for 4.3.6
Created attachment 99463 [details] Re-enabled miscfix patch for 4.3.6
Created attachment 99464 [details] Re-enabled dlopen patch for >= 4.3.5
Great stuff, thanks Robert. Building into Raw Hide now. I'll do an FC1 update for this one too.
Actually, this won't show up in Raw Hide for a while, there is a showstopper in 4.3.[56] which is now being triggered (upstream #27810). I'm build the fix but it needs more testing.
I noticed, that the restart executed by logrotate on some systems kills the httpd, if php 4.3.[56] is used. I still don't know how to reproduce that breakdown and I don't know what that problem causes. Even your patch for upstream #27810 doesn't solve it. Maybe you are able to reproduce and track down this... So I think, it's really okay that only 4.3.4 is used for FC2 (as it seems).
A problem separate from the mod_python issue, I take it? If the parent is segfaulting can you get a core dump? echo "CoreDumpDirectory /tmp" > /etc/httpd/conf.d/core.conf is sufficient to get a core dump in /tmp with the FC2 httpd package.
I think it is a separate issue from mod_python, and I attached the backtrace from the core dump of the logrotate restart - maybe it helps...
--- snipp --- #0 0x406e5840 in ?? () #1 0x08064711 in regex_cleanup () #2 0x4016125d in run_cleanups (cref=0x808dd40) at apr_pools.c:1979 #3 0x40160909 in apr_pool_clear (pool=0x808dd30) at apr_pools.c:718 #4 0x08062c52 in main () #5 0x42015704 in __libc_start_main () from /lib/tls/libc.so.6 --- snapp --- Sorry, backtrace is only such short - apr, apr-utils and httpd are the latest ones.
This is exactly the backtrace you get without the fix I posted on apache.org/~jorton for upstream #27810. Are you sure you had the patch applied?
Waahh...pleae forget it, I used the wrong (unpatched) binary :-( Thank you very very much for your help :)
Re-opened for tracking as update to FC2.
php-4.3.6-5 has been issued to the FC2 "testing" repos; please report results of testing here.
php-4.3.6-5 works very well here at my computers :)
Thanks for your feedback. http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2004-May/msg00029.html