Description:
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Socket handle as returned by pfsockopen is not preserved within the same session.

First page will open a persistent socket and store it in the SESSION array. (Yes, i have a component running on 20505).

Then, first page redirect to second page, which retrieves the stored object.

The string is retrieved OK from resumed SESSION, but socket is dead.

PS. As a test, I have reconfigured Apache to run in single thread mode. The code sample still doesnt work as expected.

Reproduce code:
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socket.php:

Code:

<?php
session_start();


$_SESSION['langleySockets'] = array();
$_SESSION['langleySockets'][0] = array( 'hi' => 'bye', 'socket' => fsockopen("127.0.0.1", 20505));

$fh=fopen("/tmp/socket.xxx", "w");fwrite($fh, print_r($_SESSION['langleySockets'][0], true));fclose($fh);

session_write_close();

header("Location: socket2.php" . "?" . SID);

?>



socket2.php:
Code:

<?php

session_start();
$fh=fopen("/tmp/socket.xxx", "a");fwrite($fh, print_r($_SESSION['langleySockets'][0], true));fclose($fh);
session_write_close();

?>


Expected result:
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[root@xyz db]# cat /tmp/socket.xxx
Array
(
    [hi] => bye
    [socket] => Resource id #15
)
Array
(
    [hi] => bye
    [socket] => Resource id #15
)

Actual result:
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[root@xyz db]# cat /tmp/socket.xxx
Array
(
    [hi] => bye
    [socket] => Resource id #15
)
Array
(
    [hi] => bye
    [socket] => 0
)