Description:
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This bug is similar to http://bugs.php.net/36242 however, the symptoms are different.

Weak type checking on stream_select() allows stack corruption.
Passing a value that is not an integer to stream_select()'s fourth parameter, tv_sec, appears to overwrite stack data.
This results in strange, but consistent, modification of parameters passed to later functions. The corruption does not appear to be cumulative. This can occur if a script uses math functions to compute a delay that evaluates to a float, and typecasting is not done, or if someone uses a string representation of an integer instead (e.g. "86400" instead of 86400)

Build options: --disable-cgi
Run from build directory: sapi/cli/php
No php.ini

Reproduce code:
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$fp = fopen("/dev/zero","r"); // Random stream
while(TRUE){
    echo "Start of loop here.\n";
    $reads = Array($fp);
    $delay = 3.7; // <- Anything but an integer.
    $null = NULL;
    printf("Waiting for data or %d seconds...\n",$delay);
    $result = stream_select($reads, $null, $null, $delay);
    if($result){
        foreach($reads as $stream){
            $data = fread($stream, 1);
            printf("Read %d byte(s).\n", strlen($data));
        }
    }
} 

Expected result:
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An endless loop reading single ASCII 0 bytes from /dev/zero until
interrupted.
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Start of loop here.
Waiting for data or 3 seconds...
Read 1 byte(s).
Start of loop here.
Waiting for data or 3 seconds...
Read 1 byte(s).
...etc...
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Actual result:
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Endless loop of reading 17 bytes. (My test run)
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Start of loop here.
Waiting for data or 3 seconds...
Read 17 byte(s).
Start of loop here.
Waiting for data or 3 seconds...
Read 17 byte(s).
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