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ioncube + xcache on PHP 5.5 Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted #83
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This patch provides a new class, `ZF\Apigility\Application`, which extends `Zend\Mvc\Application` to provide a try/catch block around the route event. This addresses the concerns raised in zfcampus#83, as it means any exception raised by a route listener will be caught and lead to triggering the `dispatch.error` event. In the case of Apigility applications, this will allow us to return problem details.
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This patch provides a new class, `ZF\Apigility\Application`, which extends `Zend\Mvc\Application` to provide a try/catch block around the route event. This addresses the concerns raised in zfcampus#83, as it means any exception raised by a route listener will be caught and lead to triggering the `dispatch.error` event. In the case of Apigility applications, this will allow us to return problem details.
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When xcache + ioncube extensions are enabled on PHP 5.5, and I start php embedded web server, se what happens with apigility:
php -S 0.0.0.0:8080 -t /var/www/zend/apigility/v.1.4.0/public /var/www/zend/apigility/v.1.4.0/public/index.php
PHP 5.5.19 Development Server started at Sun Dec 7 01:33:35 2014
Listening on http://0.0.0.0:8080
Document root is /var/www/zend/apigility/v.1.4.0/public
Press Ctrl-C to quit.
[Sun Dec 7 01:33:37 2014] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 140645686686384 bytes) in Unknown on line 0
I saw this together Matthew Weier, in PHPConferenceBR. He he taught me xcache is not necessary if I use PHP 5.5, whereas in this version, PHP comes with Opcache.
Is not in fact a problem, but is a good thing to know why it happens.
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