Description:
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When using the include() function that includes an 
improper URL AND a variable, PHP does not return an 
error, instead spawns instance after instance of httpd 
creating server hault.

The include function that produced this is something 
like the following...

<?php require('http://noeljackson/?template=/templates/
lastFive.tmpl.php?start='.$_GET['start']); ?>

The problem with the URL is a & after .tmpl.php instead 
of a &

Try it in a PHP document, ANY, and it will create many, 
many, many instances of httpd, resulting eventually in a 
server hault.

Reproduce code:
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<?php  
require('http://noeljackson/?template=/templates/lastFive.tmpl.php?start='.$_GET['start']); ?>

Expected result:
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Return an error.

Actual result:
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Spawning of httpd creating an eventual server hault.