Bug #73783 raises an issue with signal handling when using SIG_IGN.
With PHP7.1 ZEND_SIGNALS is defaulted to on, which will for all
signals set the handler as zend_signal_handler_defer. This is
problematic for syscalls like sleep(), which will only return when the
requisite number of seconds have elapsed, or, a non-ignored signal is
raised. In this case we want to SIG_IGN SIGCHLD, however, SIG_IGN is
only stored in the SIGG(handlers) array, and the actual system level
handler is defined. This prevents proper signal ignoring when requeted.
Same fix already applied to ext/curl/tests/server.inc
and sapi/cli/tests/php_cli_server.inc
1. Increases the amount of time for the PHP built-in server to accept a connection
2. Outputs an error if the PHP built-in server fails
This reverts commit eb570294a2.
That commit caused a regression, so it's probably best to revert it, and
to tackle the issue for the next minor release.
* PHP-7.0:
define php_ap_map_http_request_error function for older httpd only
add old versions of httpd support
typo fixed
bug fixed#61471 in apache2handler
* 'bugfix_timeout_61471' of https://github.com/axot/php-src:
define php_ap_map_http_request_error function for older httpd only
add old versions of httpd support
typo fixed
bug fixed#61471 in apache2handler
1. Increased the time for the sapi/cli/tests/php_cli_server.inc to accept connections.
2. sapi/cli/tests/php_cli_server.inc has errors messages and a `stop` function.
3. bug67429.phpt uses the `stop` function to shutdown the webserver before starting a new one.
4. Removed ext/curl/tests/bug48203_multi-win32.phpt test now that ext/curl/tests/bug48203_multi.phpt
runs on Windows also.
1. Increases the amount of time for the PHP built-in server to accept a connection
2. Outputs an error if the PHP built-in server fails
3. In bug48203_multi.phpt the test no longer starts and stops multiple PHP built-in servers
The zend_vm_gen.php generator now checks if the condition is already
enclosed by parentheses, and them only if needed.
This fixes nine clang/llvm parentheses-equality warnings.
These conditions were formerly `!q->pData` and `!p->pData`, and should
now be detected as undefined variables, using the special type IS_UNDEF.
Incidentally, this syntax raised a logical-not-parentheses compiler
warning, now gone.
