Description:
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Hello. I am running Apache on CentOS 64-bit (2.2.3-11.el5_1.centos.3.x86_64) with PHP (5.2.6).

I have a PHP script, which creates a repository using svn_repos_create, then sets up authentication details using svn_auth_set_parameter and finally checks out the new repo with svn_checkout. The function calls are consecutive, so they come one after another. For some reason, this function seg faults on the checkout stage. In an attempt to debug this, I have tried running svn_auth_set_parameter calls with svn_checkout not being carried out AND vice versa. In both situations there is no segmentation fault. Also, if carried out separately, i.e. if svn_repos_create is carried out and then svn_checkout is carried out later (by making another server request) seg fault doesn't occur. I don't know much about how SVN API works internally so I assumed that it might be a good idea to make the script sleep for a few seconds after repository creation just to see what happens. Unfortunately, that didn't help either.

The code works in CLI... Its just in Apache its a problem for some reason.

Reproduce code:
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print "Create new repo\n";
$r = svn_repos_create('/var/www/svn/my_test_repo');

var_dump($r);

/** set up permissions for our new repo **/
$newline = "\n";
$acfp = fopen('/var/www/svn/access/.svn_access', 'w')
        or die('Opening access filed miserably failed...');

fwrite($acfp, '[my_test_repo:/]');
fwrite($acfp, '' . $newline);
fwrite($acfp, 'admin = rw');
fclose($acfp);
/** ok, now we can access our new repo **/

print "Set up authentication\n";
svn_auth_set_parameter(SVN_AUTH_PARAM_DEFAULT_USERNAME, 'admin');
svn_auth_set_parameter(SVN_AUTH_PARAM_DEFAULT_PASSWORD, 'svnpasstest2222');

mkdir('my_test_wc');
$result = svn_checkout('http://localhost/svn/my_test_repo', 'my_test_wc');

var_dump($result);

if($result === TRUE) print "Successful!\n";
?>