php 5 error + lighttpd

dear all,
I recently installed lang/php5 & lang/php5-extensions in my
freeBSD box
now my lighttpd server is not working & finally I understood it is due
to a php trouble.

when i type following command @ console
# php -v

php banner is not displaying. instead following error message is
apearing.

Segmentation fault: 11 (core dumped)

My current version of php is php5-5.2.4

Please help me to recover from the situation.
I don't have idea where to start debugging

Thank you !

Re: php 5 error + lighttpd

On 27 Sep, 12:34, chani wrote:
> dear all,
> I recently installed lang/php5 & lang/php5-extensions in my
> freeBSD box
> now my lighttpd server is not working & finally I understood it is due
> to a php trouble.
>
> when i type following command @ console
> # php -v
>
> php banner is not displaying. instead following error message is
> apearing.
>
> Segmentation fault: 11 (core dumped)
>
> My current version of php is php5-5.2.4
>
> Please help me to recover from the situation.
> I don't have idea where to start debugging
>
> Thank you !

Sounds like the package manager has done a booboo. Comment out all the
extensions in php.ini and check if you still get the error. If so...

It'd help them a lot if you can do a backtrace....something like

gdb /path/to/php corefile
(then type in bt, copy the output, then q to quit)

Send this on to the package manager, and while you're waiting for a
fix, delete the package and install from sources.

If you don't get an error, try to isolate the dodgy lib.

HTH

C.

Re: php 5 error + lighttpd

chani wrote:
> dear all,
> I recently installed lang/php5 & lang/php5-extensions in my
> freeBSD box
> now my lighttpd server is not working & finally I understood it is due
> to a php trouble.
>
> when i type following command @ console
> # php -v
>
> php banner is not displaying. instead following error message is
> apearing.
>
> Segmentation fault: 11 (core dumped)
>
> My current version of php is php5-5.2.4
>
> Please help me to recover from the situation.
> I don't have idea where to start debugging
>
> Thank you !
>

One thing to be careful of - MySQL. This can easily happen if you have
two different products using MySQL under Apache. We've run into the
problem with mod_auth_mysql and PHP, for instance.

Of course, other products may have the same problem.

Commenting out the extensions is a really good suggestion.
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