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Running xhprof in a cgroup-limited environment (using cpuset.cpus feature) causes xhprof to be killed by a segfault every time.
How to reproduce : easiest way is to create a lxc container with lxc.cgroup.cpuset.cpus = 0 on a multi-core computer and run scripts/xhprofile.php in it.
Running xhprof in a cgroup-limited environment (using cpuset.cpus feature) causes xhprof to be killed by a segfault every time.
How to reproduce : easiest way is to create a lxc container with lxc.cgroup.cpuset.cpus = 0 on a multi-core computer and run scripts/xhprofile.php in it.
Expected behavior : it should run. Well, at least, it should not get a segfault.
Environment : debian, kernel 3.12, lxc 0.8
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