[horde] Language apache problems with horde 3 RC3 OpenBSD

[raphael mazelier]

I'm not stupid.
Anyway a php instruction could make a apache segfault.
That is the fault of php or apache or whatever. You say the
php coders is not concerned by that, and the code is great.
But to trace this sort of things you need to trace first the  php
code to find what call is  broken. That's why I called it the IMAP_Tree bug,
not because the php code is bad (In fact it is great, I read it), but 
because
it is the way to reproduce the bug.
And if you read my previous post, I said that my tree bug must reside in 
the c-client code of imap_lsub.

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So I found the segfault is related to the language the user agent (the 
browser not just IE)
return. When it was en_us it is cool; but when it was something else 
(french in
my case) apache segfault. 
Am I missing something  ?
Or the internationalisation should work out of the box ? and in this 
case this surely my
PHP/Apache install which it completly broken (but nothing special, just 
using the openbsd ports).


Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:

> Quoting raphael mazelier <raf at ztrip.ath.cx>:
>
>> Euh, just one thing, with IE apache segfautl with any page in horde,
>> with mimp for example. So I don't think this is related to the
>> IMAP_Tree bug, but surely  a nasty bug in the framework, which it 
>> very more
>> difficult to trace.
>
>
> You need to learn a little more about PHP. Any segfault is a bug in 
> PHP or
> Apache - not in Horde. We may tickle existing bugs in PHP, but PHP should
> *never* segfault. If you're seeing a segfault on every page view, then 
> you
> likely have a badly brokenPHP/Apache install.
>
> -chuck
>