PHP memory could not be read 1

[jammer1221]

Hi all,

I'm having a problem with some PHP scripts I am running. On certain scripts PHP will shutdown and give an error; "The instruction at '0x100c5fca' referenced memory at '0x00000035'. The memory could not be 'read'".

I am pretty sure that error occurs whenever PHP has to do an fopen call. I have run a ton of PHP scripts on here and only the ones with the fopen relation seem to cause this error in PHP. This is the only thing I can figure out about the problem, as I am no PHP (at the core) expert.

I am running Windows XP Pro with IIS 5.1, I have PHP 4.4.2 installed and running (kinda). I also have MySQL installed, I don't remember the version right now, but if its important I can figure it out.

Thank you for all the help. I will try and post new information as I figure things out.


Matt

 

[jammer1221]

Hey guys, I posted this over in the PHP Bug's section, hoping to get a little info. They said it was "Fixed in CVS several months ago."

I don't know what that means, if anyone could help me that would be great!

 

[jammer1221]

Well I figured it out a little bit. I downloaded a new snapshot of php 4.4.2 at

http://snaps.php.net/win32/php4-win32-STABLE-latest.zip

I thought I could just replace these files with the other files, but then PHP won't work.

I know I'm the only one posting in this thread, but hopefully someone will chime in. And if I do figure it out maybe someone can benefit from this.

So my question is what do I do after I've downloaded the snapshot?

Thanks Matt

 

[jpadie]

you should just be able to overwrite one set of files with another.

what errors are you getting if you attempt to do so (of course stop your webserver BEFORE you try the cut and paste). it might be better to rename your current php directory and extract the new archive to a newly created php directory. then copy across your old php.ini.

 

[jammer1221]

Alrite thank you very much. I did just that before, I just forgot to copy over the php.ini file. So it works now.

Thank you very much,

Matt