ID:               8734
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Status:           Duplicate
 Bug Type:         Mail related
 Operating System: Windows NT 4
 PHP Version:      4.0.4pl1
 Assigned To:      hholzgra
 New Comment:

No, this has not been changed in 4.1.2.

I have downloaded the source code for release 4.1.2 and the buffer used
for sending mail is still hardcoded to 4K, and so still causes a GPF
when trying to send an email larger than 4K (a buffer very easily
broken by sending attachments for example).

Wayne


Previous Comments:
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[2002-04-10 19:10:46] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Was this bug fixed in 4.1.2?
-David

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[2001-06-22 18:33:07] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

see #11165

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[2001-01-30 05:03:00] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

reclassify


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[2001-01-16 11:47:11] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I have been able to make the change and recompile the code to use a 1Mb
buffer, instead of a 4K buffer and the mail() function works fine now.

You need to change the line
#define  MAIL_BUFFER_SIZE               (1024*4)        /* 4k buffer */

to
#define  MAIL_BUFFER_SIZE               (1024*1024)     /* 1Mb buffer */

in file "sendmail.h" to make this function work.

Ideally, the buffer size should be calculated dynamically, but that'll
take a bit longer of course !

Can someone try and pop this change into the next release please.

TTFN !
Wayne Cope


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[2001-01-16 08:25:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I have checked the source code for the Windows version of the mail()
function and have determined that there is a 4K limit to the mail
buffer - which is nowhere near enough.  The line is:

#define  MAIL_BUFFER_SIZE               (1024*4)        /* 4k buffer */

Which can be found in "sendmail.h" under the Win32 compilation.

I can't compile the code to check for sure, but it does look like this
is the problem.

C'ya !
Wayne Cope


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