On Thu, May 24, 2007 3:15 pm, Patrick Baldwin wrote: > > First off, I'd like to explain I'm not a PHP programmer, so please > bear with me. I'm trying to configure a Horde/IMP server. It worked > yesterday. I installed rsync via packages, rebooted, and now no one > can log into my Horde/IMP install. Why am I posting here? Well, > when I look in httpd-error.log, I see: > If someone else has some idea about this already, that'd be > great. I'm willing to try and help figure it out if more > experienced (at all experienced, really) PHP people think this > is a worthwhile avenue of inquiry, but I'm afraid I'll need a > little help. For example, what does "must have PHP configured with > --enable-debug" mean I need to do, exactly? And where should I > be looking for php core files? I suspect there's probably more > questions I don't even know to ask yet, but you got to start > somewhere. I believe this site has sufficient info to de-mystify most of this: http://bugs.php.net You may have a rather steep learning curve if you've never installed any Un*x software from source... To address your specific questions: --enable-debug is a flag you would pass to ./configure along with --enable-mysql and --enable-imap and any other fun extensions you use to compile PHP from source. A 'core' file is generally dumped into the directory you started in when you run a program... When Apache is started up and forks off children and all that, this becomes a bit murky. Fortunately, you can start Apache in "single user" (?) mode with -S at startup, and then you can "surf" to the one and only Apache child, and almost-for-sure, your core dump will be right there in the directory where you started, or maybe in Apache's bin directory. But somewhere where you would expect to find it. You may also want to check with the Suhosin folks before you post a bug to bugs.php.net, as the first response at bugs.php.net is to take Suhosin out of the picture and see if the segfault still happens -- They really can't do much about it if Suhosin added in code that "broke" things... There may also be others using Horde/IMP who have posted similar experiences in Horde/IMP forums/lists/etc. Good luck! -- Some people have a "gift" link here. Know what I want? I want you to buy a CD from some indie artist. http://cdbaby.com/browse/from/lynch Yeah, I get a buck. So? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
