Connection Reset after a few requests

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently trying to implement PHPCrawl into a simple symfony2 project. Everything seems to work fine but after a few requests (16), the browser sends me an error : ERR_CONNECTION_RESET. It happens every time I try, with every browsers.
I'm on windows with a wamp local environment.

I've tried setting setStreamTimeout(5) and setConnectionTimeout(10) without success. Also, in my php.ini, max_execution_time(120), memory_limit(256) and max_input_time(120) seem fine.

If I set the request limit to 16 for example, everything works fine. More requests, it crashes...

I have no idea how to solve that...

[Anonymous]

http://sourceforge.net/p/phpcrawl/discussion/307696/thread/e107e2dc/

[Anonymous]

Thanks I've seen that thread before, but I'm not sure how it can help me..

My settings :

    $crawl->setTrafficLimit(0);

    $crawl->setRequestLimit(20);

    $crawl->setContentSizeLimit(0);

    $crawl->setStreamTimeout(10);

    $crawl->setConnectionTimeout(10);

In that case the request limit is 20, and the browser returns a connection reset error...At 16 it works...I can't figure out what's wrong

[Anonymous]

Every limit in apache and php have been checked and adjusted...(php.ini or httpd.conf)
I'm totally stuck right now...any hint or idea appreciated...

[Anonymous]

My brother ran the script without browser reset errors in Ubuntu. So my symfony code is correct. The problem comes from my configuration...maybe some settings in my WAMP 2.5 ? I already checked everything...

[Anonymous]

Update : it's working fine on another machine using WAMP 2.4...I'll try a WAMP 2.5 re-install on the other one...

[Anonymous]

PROBLEM SOLVED !
WAMP 2.5 fresh install didn't change a thing. But while checking the Apache error logs and searching on the web I finally stumbled on that :

Parent: child process exited with status 3221225725 — Restarting on XAMP apache

This problem often happens on Windows platform because of smaller Apache’s default stack size. And it usually happens when working with php code that allocates a lot of stacks.

To solve this issue, add the following at the end of apache config file, httpd.conf

<IfModule mpm_winnt_module="">
ThreadStackSize 8888888
</IfModule>

AND restart apache.

And it works ! That bug almost killed me ^^