ID: 21569
Comment by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function
Operating System: Windows 2000 only
PHP Version: 4.3.0
New Comment:
Just because of the OS.
I know how cookies work.
Actually I've noticed it while working on a web engine that couldn't
keep user logged *only* when it ran on a Windows 2000/Apache/PHP/MySQL
server so I decided to investigate.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-01-13 17:22:42] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does it work on those other machines, because you already have accepted
cookies, or because they run another OS?
Please make sure you understand how cookies work, specifically, that
they are only 'visible at the next page'.
Also make sure you don't have some automated blocking in effect for the
Windows 2000 machine, by verifying with plain telnet, if the
'SetCookie: ' header is sent rather than trusting the browser.
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[2003-01-13 16:47:53] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why does it affect only Windows 2000, while the very same PHP version
with the same php.ini file works fine on Windows 98 ? And it works
fine on Linux too?
To make it clearer, the "workarounds" are needed only if the scripts
run under Windows 2000, so that the example script returns "1" on
Windows 2000 and "3" on Windows 98 or Linux.
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[2003-01-13 16:37:48] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's really no bug here. You're getting a notice about unitialized
variable which causes the rest of the headers not to get send. Try
adding 'error_reporting(0);' in the beginning of your script..
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[2003-01-13 10:48:18] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Workaround #2:
At the beginning og your script, "declare" any possibly unset variable
that will be invoked:
if (!isset($test)) {$test="";}
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[2003-01-13 10:07:12] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Workaround (which doesn't mean this bug shouldn't be fixed):
To perform tests:
if (!isset($test) || $test=="") { echo ""; }
To set a variable:
$a=""; if (isset($test)) { $a=$test; }
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