ID: 24788 User updated by: christoph at chcnet dot net Reported By: christoph at chcnet dot net Status: Open Bug Type: CGI related Operating System: win2k advanced server PHP Version: 4.3.2 New Comment:
it's a bug anyhow, because PHP shouldn't quit without saying at least "hey, there was an error! fix it".... But it simply doesn't work... Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-07-24 05:31:52] christoph at chcnet dot net I use the c:\php\php.exe version (this is the one, which is installed automatically with the windows installer). the bug occurs not in all cases but only in those, I posted a sample about... I said, that the program obviously doesn't crash (as I don't get a Dr. Watson and there don't remain dead processes). BUT: In case, there is an error in the script (which hopefully isn't, because it is running on 4.3.1 dev version on my production environment WITHOUT any problem). Only on my test server, which I set up with the newest stable php version 4.3.2 from this website this nasty error occurs. I changed only a few settings of the distributed php.ini and changed the error level from E_ALL to E_ALL ~ E_NOTICE but that doesn't help anyhow... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-07-24 04:38:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED] It doesn't crash. Are you sure you're using the correct binary? (CGI, not CLI?) Check the version with 'php -v' ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-07-24 03:27:25] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ups, you say PHP crashes? That of course shouldn't happen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-07-24 03:24:28] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sorry, but your problem does not imply a bug in PHP itself. For a list of more appropriate places to ask for help using PHP, please visit http://www.php.net/support.php as this bug system is not the appropriate forum for asking support questions. Thank you for your interest in PHP. You cannot use spaces in URLs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-07-24 03:20:24] christoph at chcnet dot net Description: ------------ When calling my scripts like that: /path/script.php?parm1=1&parm2=3 .... via Javascript <script language="javascript"> window.open("/path/page.php?parameter=123&clientname=some name", data) </script> IIS returns a screen: CGI Error: The cgi application misbehaved by returning wrong HTTP-Headers. Those are: (nothing here...) Obviously php in version 4.3.2 under IIS 5 on Win2k (SP4) advanced server crashes. setting error reporting to E_ALL doesn't show any hint, php simply disappears without sending anything, and IIS prints the above mentioned error message. No zombie processes (php.exe) remain in the system, as the application obiously quits correctly so I don't even get a message window, that php.exe crashed (I have visual studio installed). Is this a configuration issue (I haven't found nothing so far), because the PHP version I use on my production machine works without errors. Yes, I use $_GET and $_POST instead of using global variables (although I have it enabled, because an older system, written in php requires it) Reproduce code: --------------- function show_documents($docid) { print $docid; } function update_documents($docid) { global $db; if ($_POST['parm1']=="") $_POST['parm1'] = 0; if ($_POST['parm2']=="") $_POST['parm2'] = 0; print "updating..."; $sql = "update table set parm1=${_POST['parm1']};"; mssql_query($sql, $db) or die ("ERROR!"); ?> <script> window.open(<?php print "\"documents.php?parm1=${_POST['parm1']}&parm2=${_POST['parm2']}\""; ?>,"data") </script> <?php } switch ($mode) { case "updatedoc": update_documents($docid); break; default: show_documents($docid); break; } Expected result: ---------------- calling the script from a form providing parm1 and parm2 does on 4.3.1-dev: 1) print updating.... and redirect the webpage to the same script without parameter mode=updatedoc (this is for Updates and inserts in SQL, so that the insert statement is not called 2x (and also the update) The update script is called correctly, but when 2) open the same script documents.php?docid=123 should print 123 Actual result: -------------- CGI Error... Application misbehaved by not returning a complete set ot HTTP headers: (here is nothing else, so PHP didn't write anything.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=24788&edit=1
