ID: 17154
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: k dot joe at freemail dot hu
-Status: Verified
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Recode related
Operating System: Linux2.2.19/Debian
PHP Version: 4.3.3-dev
New Comment:
I had a look at this, but it really looks correct from the PHP side.
For some reason the recode library returns a string that is too long
with random chars behind it. It's not a bug in PHP, everything is done
as the documentation of recode tells it should be done. I used recode
3.6 for my tests and it definitely doesn't behave as it should.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-09-18 17:42:45] luka at mail dot ljudmila dot org
this bug is for real!
just stumbled into it while writing a mail script.
recode _does_ stubbornly add somewhat random trailing garbage to
strings on my system. i made a test script to figure it out, so i might
as well post it here.
my php is 4.2.3, system is Debian. i also got some segfaults from my
mail script, but this was rare and might or might not be connected to
the trailing garbage bug
sample output first (wrong, clearly):
SNIP>
bash-2.05b$ php4 recodetest.php
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.2.3
Content-type: text/html
testing recode request ISO-8859-1..UTF-8
INPUT: "Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>&"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>0u"
INPUT: "Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] "
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 0u"
INPUT: "Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]>0u"
INPUT: "Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>u"
INPUT: "Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] "
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] u"
INPUT: "Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]>u"
INPUT: "Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "
INPUT: "Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] "
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] "
INPUT: "Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]> "
OUTPUT:
"Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]> "
INPUT: "� B "
OUTPUT:
"�� B "
INPUT: "MAKE MONEY REALLY REALLY REALLY FAST"
OUTPUT:
"MAKE MONEY REALLY REALLY REALLY FASTY"
"MAKE MONEY REALLY REALLY REALLY FAST"
Tried 200 loops on 11 test(s).
<SNIP
and the code, so you can try too!
<?php
#try different encodings
$from='ISO-8859-1';
#$from='ascii';
$to='UTF-8';
#$to='HTML';
#$to='flat';
echo "testing recode request $from..$to\n";
$tests=array
(
'Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>',
'Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] ',
'Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]>',
'Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>',
'Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] ',
'Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]>',
'Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ',
'Some Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED] ',
'Some Hacker [EMAIL PROTECTED]> ',
"\xA0 \x10 \x42 \x00",
'MAKE MONEY REALLY REALLY REALLY FAST',
);
$tries=200;
foreach ($tests as $t) {
print "\nINPUT: \"$t\"\nOUTPUT:\n";
for ($i=0;$i<$tries;$i++) {
$output=recode("$from..$to",$t);
if ($output!=$old) {
print "\"$output\"\n";
$old=$output;
}
}
}
echo "\n\nTried $tries loops on ".sizeof($tests)." test(s).\n";
?>
hopefully this will give someone a chance to test on latest sources, or
at least a clue about the cause of the bug
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[2002-06-24 12:10:28] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
not exactly true what i said:
4.3.0-dev does not always segfault (mostly with a string-length of
96...) and it seems to behave like 4.2
chregu
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[2002-06-24 12:08:07] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Same problem here. same string lengths, which cause errors.
recode on the commandline does it perfectly right.
php 4.2 did add trailing garbage
php 4.3-dev segfaults
chregu
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[2002-06-06 18:03:32] k dot joe at freemail dot hu
Tests with PHP4.3.0-dev and PHP4.2.1 get same (wrong) result. The
recoded string's length and the original stringlength are not equal.
Simply try to recode a 36 chr long string will results a 40 byte long
string, so the return value contains additional 4 byte 0x00 chr garbage
at the end:
recode ("utf8..latin2", "0123456789012345678901234567890123456");
The error is reproducable at several stringlength: 36-39, 96-99,
186-189, 321-324, 523-526, 826-829, 1281-1284, 1963-1966, 2986-2989,
4521-4524, 6823-6826, and so on...:)
(operation on the result string makes random crashes).
Please try the examples above and report if it's working correctly.
(sorry, if the previous description was confusing ;)
Thx
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[2002-06-04 04:25:07] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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