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Subject: Re: php 7 upgrade -- segmentation fault
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I've isolated the issue to a regular expression match!

This line:
$command = ( preg_match('#^(?:\:.*? )?(.*?) #', $buffer, $matches) ) ? $matches[1] : '';

causes the segfaulting.  BUT WHY? Again this worked fine in php5.x . There is something broken with PCRE in this build.


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