Description:
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When uploadprogress_get_info is called when using uploadprogress 1.1.0 and up (such as the remi-safe build of 1.1.3), sometimes a segmentation fault occurs. This crash is difficult to reproduce with a minimal test case but happens nearly every time the proprietary archive software I develop uses this function.

I've tracked the crash down to the following commit:

https://github.com/php/pecl-php-uploadprogress/commit/e12376f7fd51e386aa8c9be922732e389c1eee7a

I'm not sure what the intent of this change was but I have a pretty good idea of why it's crashing: char **upload_id is allocated at line 108 and then every usage of *upload_id afterward treats uninitialized data in the allocated buffer as if it points to a valid char buffer (when presumably the allocated buffer was meant to be written to instead).

I've tested building from various commits prior to this commit and none of them cause the crash in my software.

Test script:
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I've written an example here, but it isn't very useful. This generally doesn't reproduce the crash unless some large external script is included at the beginning.

https://gist.github.com/AliceLR/83b9386abb962486118578d6e99a5791