Description:
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Firstly, let me start by saying I am a PHP novice, with coding and
system administration. I was asked to take on a project and run it on
our W2k3/iis6.0 web server.

Since installing PHP 5.04, the server has about 12 pop ups per day with
the following information.

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The following two events are found in the APPLICATION LOG

"Reporting queued error: faulting application w3wp.exe, version
6.0.3790.1830, faulting module unknown, version 0.0.0.0, fault address
0x01b05e30."

Followed by

"Fault bucket 188919270."

The following two events are in the SYSTEM LOG

"Application popup: w3wp.exe - Application Error : The instruction at
"0x01b05e30" referenced memory at "0x01b05e30". The memory could not be
"read".

Click on OK to terminate the program
Click on CANCEL to debug the program"

Followed by 

"A process serving application pool 'DefaultAppPool' terminated
unexpectedly. The process id was '5916'. The process exit code was
'0xc0000005'."

We are aware of PHP's problems with stability under IIS and are working 
to rectify the problem. Unfortunatly your bug report does not contain
any
extra useful information and we already have enough bug reports open
about
this issue. If you can provide more detailed information such as a 
reproducable crash or a backtrace please do so and reopen this bug. 
Otherwise please keep trying new releases as we are working to resolve 
the problems on this platform
 
Thanks for your interest in PHP.

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Thanks for the reply, though it was not particularly helpful.

I completely appreciate the amount of email you must receive too, so
please don't take any offence, I don't mean any.

Though it would be more helpful to me, if perhaps you could acknowledge
that this particular issue of mine is the same as one that is currently
under review or not?
And whether or not there are any steps that I can undertake to help the
running of PHP on my W2k3/IIS server.

Likewise; if there is anything that I can provide to you that I haven't
yet done, please feel free to ask for it.