Description:
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Connecting to a "wrong" port results in memory allocation error (which cannot be catched and php exits immediately).

If using an unused port like
$ret = ssh2_connect('server234.domain.de', 19);
the command runs into a timeout and returns "false" (and outputs a warning "Unable to connect to server234.domain.de on port 19 in..." which is OK.

If using the port 21 (where a ftp service listens)
$ret = ssh2_connect('server234.domain.de', 21);
I get an error:
Fatal error:  Allowed memory size of 335544320 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 892678102 bytes) in D:\testSFTP.php on line 2
(see reproduceable code below)

If using the port 80 (where an apache webserver listens)
$ret = ssh2_connect('server234.domain.de', 80);
then the php process goes to 100% cpu and I have to kill it.

The last two examples should instead return "false" and output a warning.



I'm using
PECL 5.2.6 Win32 binaries
PHP 5.2.9-1 (cli) (built: Mar  5 2009 20:02:28)

Reproduce code:
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<?php
$ret = ssh2_connect('server234.domain.de', 21);
var_dump($ret);

Expected result:
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output should be "false" plus a warning

Actual result:
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Fatal error:  Allowed memory size of 335544320 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 892678102 bytes) in D:\testSFTP.php on line 2