Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=64998&edit=1

 ID:                 64998
 Updated by:         ras...@php.net
 Reported by:        m00n dot silv3r at gmail dot com
 Summary:            php-cgi is buffering output
-Status:             Analyzed
+Status:             Not a bug
 Type:               Bug
 Package:            *General Issues
 Operating System:   Ubuntu, Centos
 PHP Version:        5.4.16
 Block user comment: N
 Private report:     N

 New Comment:

But you just said a similar CGI setup on Debian worked fine. To me that says it 
is something in your Ubuntu CGI config. Either way, the only thing PHP needs to 
do is flush stdout, and it does that. Once PHP has flushed stdout it is up to 
the 
web server to deliver this to the browser.


Previous Comments:
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[2013-06-09 04:57:10] m00n dot silv3r at gmail dot com

This setup is HAVING ISSUE

Php 5.4.6 + Ubuntu 12.10 + Apache 2.2.22 + Cgi

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Same machine, This setup is NOT HAVING ISSUE

Php 5.4.6 + Ubuntu 12.10 + Apache 2.2.22 + mod_php

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Can this conclude that apache is not buffering the output ? If it indeed were, 
thatn mod_php should too have the issue ?

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[2013-06-09 04:56:42] ras...@php.net

So what exactly is your bug report?

Are you saying that:
PHP 5.4.x + Debian + Apache 2.2.22 + Cgi is fine
but
PHP 5.4.x + Ubuntu and Centos + Apache 2.2.22 + Cgi is not?

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[2013-06-09 04:50:20] m00n dot silv3r at gmail dot com

Following has been tested to be working fine

PHP Version 5.4.4-14 + Debian + Apache 2.2.22 + Cgi

Output comes in realtime as expected.

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[2013-06-09 04:20:17] ras...@php.net

I don't see how. CGI is pretty simple. It just writes to stdout and when you 
call 
flush() cgi does fflush(stdout). If you are seeing 4k buffers, it isn't coming 
from PHP. Try it without your web server. Emulate CGI by setting the right env 
variables (see the CGI spec) and you will see there is no buffering.

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[2013-06-09 04:14:11] m00n dot silv3r at gmail dot com

No mod deflate or mod gzip is there.
Apache does not appear to be buffering the output.

This is further confirmed when debugging with telnet. When opening the page 
with 
telnet, the output comes in chunks of 4K. This indicates that its php that is 
buffering the content.

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