Re: Re: php 7 upgrade -- segmentation fault

Re: Re: php 7 upgrade -- segmentation fault

[59yfvs+f4bkzvgzw]

I can revert to php5 (insecure) and the problem is gone.  I just performed a full rebase which did nothing for this problem. Are you saying that on a Windows 7 64 bit Home system with 32 bit cygwin you are not having any issues?

I found a solution that is not really satisfying.  If I go into Windows System Advanced Settings - Data Execution Prevention tab, and I explicitly add php.exe to the list of DEP exceptions, I no longer have errors with preg_match().

However, and I will point this out again for the 3rd time, I did not have to create a DEP exception for cygwin's php.exe when it was php5.x ...





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Re: php 7 upgrade -- segmentation fault

[Yaakov Selkowitz]

On 2016-11-29 12:22, 59yfvs+f4bkzvgzw@guerrillamail.com wrote:
> I can revert to php5 (insecure) and the problem is gone.  I just performed
> a full rebase which did nothing for this problem. Are you saying that on a
> Windows 7 64 bit Home system with 32 bit cygwin you are not having any issues?

I was testing on Windows 10 Pro.

> I found a solution that is not really satisfying.  If I go into Windows
> System Advanced Settings - Data Execution Prevention tab, and I explicitly
> add php.exe to the list of DEP exceptions, I no longer have errors with preg_match().

Ah, that explains it.  PHP 7 uses pcre's JIT functionality where 5.6 did 
not.  I guess you'd have the same problem with anything using a JIT. 
You will have to handle such issues with DEP on your end.

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