ID: 14170
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Status: Duplicate
+Status: Closed
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: Linux RH 7.1
PHP Version: 4.0CVS-2001-11-22
Previous Comments:
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[2001-11-22 15:17:15] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Duplicate of #9041
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[2001-11-22 13:00:33] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, the point is if you run a script as a conventional CGI-script (just
like you can run shell scripts through CGI), the line with
#!/path/to/php shows up...
Normally, if you run PHP as CGI via Apache, some lines in httpd.conf
say that *.php should be parsed through /usr/local/bin/php
It's not necessary to use that. Alternatively, you could use
#!/path/to/php if the server has (plain) CGI enabled. It's usefull i.e.
if you have built a dev-version of PHP somewhere and don't want to
install it, but just use it for a few scripts to test new
functionality.
And about magic stuff: the patch which hides #! when running via the
command line, has already been commited... isn't that magic too?
Workaround: enable output buffering in your php.ini and start your
scripts with ob_end_clean();.
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[2001-11-22 12:23:30] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Err ... whats the point of using this in a CGI?
I understand, some kind of portability probably (running it from CMD
and CGI) but this is some dirty magic stuff IMHO.
Its just a text file which gets processed and when it starts with #!
then it starts with #! and therefore the output shall be #!.
However, I've an open mind for that :)
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[2001-11-22 10:54:56] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds like a misconfiguration to me.
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[2001-11-22 10:50:49] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nope, this bug only shows up if you run it through CGI. Running from
the command-line works fine.
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