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Subject: mysql_info() segfault?
From: tmiller@web-1hosting.net (Travis Miller)

First let me say hello, and I hope I am on the correct list for posting 
this kinda of stuff.

I seeing apache segfaults using apache 1.3.27, php 4.3.2, and mysql 
3.23.56 while using mysql_info() inside of a class.  Something like this:

<?
class MySQL {
   var $result;
   var $conn;

   function MySQL($host, $user, $pass, $db){
     $this->conn = mysql_connect($host,$user,$pass);
     mysql_select_db($db,$this->conn);
   }

   function doQuery($query){
     $this->result = mysql_query($query,$this->conn);
   }

   function getQueryInfo(){
     return(mysql_info($this->conn));
   }
}

$sql =& new MySQL("host","user","pass","db");
$sql->doQuery("update table set num=10001");
echo "info: ".$sql->getQueryInfo();

?>

My actual application is much more complex, however the script above 
will still produce the seg fault on my machine.

Thanks for any help,

Travis Miller
tmiller@web-1hosting.net