2008-08-24, 11:47 AM
Hi,
I identified a couple of issues with the PHP shutdown processing. Nice idea, but depending on the version of PHP used several objects apparently get deconstructed before run_shutdown() is called. run_shutdown() tries to make up for that by reconstructing several, but apparently not enough. On PHP 5.2.5 the daily cleanup task doesn't run properly as it has no access to the settings, on 5.2.6 that works fine, but still the text is missing from the task-log as the $lang object is missing. I realized some missing indexes for arrays as well.
My question: are there any arguments against not using PHP shutdown? I mean, if it works that shitty, why use it at all? What is your recommendation?
Zakkinen
I identified a couple of issues with the PHP shutdown processing. Nice idea, but depending on the version of PHP used several objects apparently get deconstructed before run_shutdown() is called. run_shutdown() tries to make up for that by reconstructing several, but apparently not enough. On PHP 5.2.5 the daily cleanup task doesn't run properly as it has no access to the settings, on 5.2.6 that works fine, but still the text is missing from the task-log as the $lang object is missing. I realized some missing indexes for arrays as well.
My question: are there any arguments against not using PHP shutdown? I mean, if it works that shitty, why use it at all? What is your recommendation?
Zakkinen