Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=61408&edit=1
ID: 61408
User updated by: inge at upandforward dot com
Reported by: inge at upandforward dot com
Summary: Character set failure
Status: Not a bug
Type: Bug
Package: Strings related
Operating System: Linux Ubuntu
PHP Version: 5.3.5-1ubuntu7.7
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Already installed! :)
Anyway, I thought that utf-8 was utf-8, regardless of locale. Oh well. I'll do
with my work-around.
Previous Comments:
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[2012-03-19 00:23:27] ahar...@php.net
That's really a question for an Ubuntu support channel, but I think installing
the
language-support-nb package would do it.
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[2012-03-16 10:07:04] inge at upandforward dot com
Comment found on stackoverflow.com:
"If you ask me, setlocale() sucks ass. I am a friend of managing this manually
or using a library like Zend_Localeso you don't have to depend on locales being
installed on the server (and sometimes still not working)".
The client should NOT be expected to use the same locale as the server, but if
I could install the Norwegian locale, I think it might still be OK, So how do I
install the above mentioned library, or some equivalent?
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[2012-03-16 01:35:25] ahar...@php.net
There are encodings where 0x2f (/) and 0x5c (\) are valid bytes within
multi-byte
characters, so basename() has to be locale-aware to deal with that.
Fundamentally, I don't really see why you would expect basename() to be able to
deal sensibly with a configured locale that you don't have installed. Your test
script behaves fine provided nb_NO.utf8 is available.
Not a bug -> closing.
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[2012-03-15 23:01:59] inge at upandforward dot com
Here's a replacement, but without the $suffix parameter:
function IV_basename($name)
{ $name = strrchr($name,DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR);
if ($name) return substr($name,1);
return false;
}
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[2012-03-15 22:55:47] inge at upandforward dot com
There is no return value (it may be false or an empty string), and locale -a
does not include "nb_NO". However, the site is used in Norway for Norwegian
users, so it must be able to handle Norwegian characters. The basename function
should not make such distinctions, so I have written my own - which works
independently of locale or character set.
The php version has been corrected above because the bug report did not give
that choice. My suggested replacement could not be uploaded because the site
did not accept a text file, even if it stated that it was the only filetype
accepted. I also had great trouble getting the right CAPTCHA (Oh, yes, I can
add numbers! :) )
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