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Re:Don't Leave Coredumps on Web Servers by tzakrajs on Friday June 16, 2017 @10:44AM (#14569437)
It's not hard to make PHP seg fault and in the course of doing web development and hosting you will need to use core files to debug opaque issues with GDB.
Re:Don't Leave Coredumps on Web Servers by bpicolo on Friday June 16, 2017 @10:50AM (#14569497)
I've had to do this ~3 times in the last couple years. In all cases it was extensions not playing well (xcache, gmagick/imagick). I actually couldn't find a single version of gmagick/imagick that tore down or something properly in php 7.0.x (broke when phpunit launched extra-process tests, among other places)
Re:Don't Leave Coredumps on Web Servers by octalmage on Friday June 16, 2017 @03:08PM (#14571825)
I've always found the cause to be extensions as well. Usually a version conflict or something. It's so difficult to debug though. Always takes a while just to get everything you need to finally dig in.