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Description: ------------ When mysqli or/and tidy extensions are loaded, they produce a memory error and make the server (Apache 2.2.2) crashes. So far I know these problems should have been introduced in the 5.1.3 or 5.1.4 because i ran long with 5.1.2 without noticing any of those problems. Reproduce code: --------------- <? // only one test is necessary // test 1 function test() { test(); } test(); // test 2 class a { function test() { $this->test(); } }; $a=new a(); $a->test(); ?> Expected result: ---------------- Without those extensions loaded, you get a blank file to download, which is the correct result. Actual result: -------------- With one or both of those extensions loaded, you get a crash of the server, even when using none of the extension's functionality (see the code above). Another complete crash appears in the export function of phpMyAdmin (export a table in sql for example), I didn't parsed that code for the moment, but it appears even with only mysql (not i) extension loaded.