On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Pete James wrote:

> I'm posting here because I saw a very similar (pretty much exact) situation
> to this on the CURL mailing list back in April. Here's the link to that
> thread:
>
> http://curl.haxx.se/mail/archive-2002-04/0042.html
>
> Wondering if any of the gurus out there have any insight...

I'll be sure to ask one if I see any!

> I'm running a set of php scripts using nested output buffering + sessions
> and I'm getting sporadic seg faults. If I turn off output buffering it
> seems to work fine, which would be great if I didn't need it.

In what way is this curl related?

> I'd post code, but there's a lot of it... I'm gonna see if I can pare it
> down to a simple test case.
>
> Anybody run into this issue before, and have a thought or two?

I can offer about the same clues I could produce in the mail you pointed to
above. If you can produce a stack trace of the seg fault we can pin point
exactly where it happened and who to blame for it. ;-)

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 Daniel Stenberg -- curl related mails on curl related mailing lists please
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