ID: 16303
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.1.1
New Comment:
Try using fread() and a large buffer, something like 20000-50000 bytes.
This will reduce the number of PHP operations that occur and probably
be much closer file() performance.
As for your request of adding headers to file(), readfile() and so on
it is simple not practical as it would break many existing scripts that
rely on the lack of headers.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-03-28 00:58:39] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AND:
$file = file("http://myqddress.com/foo.htm";);
$file = readfile("http://myaddress.com/foo.htm";);
and what I told you before was that the other options we have to send
our own defined headers(fsockopen) are too slow.
What I'm asking is to have the ability to set the headers of file(),
readfile() and fopen().
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[2002-03-28 00:40:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We should able to set the headers sent by file() and fopen-wrappers
when the requests are made to outside, like:
$file = fopen("http://myaddress.com/blah.php?op=po";);
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[2002-03-27 09:23:39] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not quite sure what you are asking for here;
could you be more specific?
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[2002-03-27 01:55:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When tring to open a file for remote edition like:
$file = file("http://myaddress.com/users.php?op=xz&f=w";);
Whe can't set the headers.
And why one would like to?
1 - Readfile throws the content to std out.
2 - fsockopen takes too much time to do the same:
$sck = fsockopen($host,$port,&$errno,&$errstr);
fputs($sck,$request);
while(!feof($sck)) {
$result .= fgets($sck,128);
}
This will take about 300-400% more time compared with file() or
readfile(). (WHY??? Ive tested the int lenght of fgets() with
2,32,64,128...4096 and it is still very slow: filesizes > 400kb ~
90-120 sec (@ 256k) when file() does the same in ~ 20-30 sec).
I've not tested cURL yet, but I think PHP should support this w/o 3
parties..
Thanks ppl!
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