ext/dba: end LMDB cursor iteration on write/delete#54
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dba_insert/replace/delete on an LMDB handler started a write txn into LMDB_IT(txn) while dba_firstkey's cursor was still bound to the read txn in that slot, so the next dba_nextkey renewed a freed handle. Close the cursor and abort the read txn before starting the write txn, and bail out of dba_nextkey when no cursor is open.
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Superseded by upstream PR php#21979 |
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dba_insert/replace/delete on an LMDB handler started a write txn into LMDB_IT(txn) while dba_firstkey's cursor was still bound to the read txn in that slot, so the next dba_nextkey renewed a freed handle. Close the cursor and abort the read txn before starting the write txn, and bail out of dba_nextkey when no cursor is open.