ID: 17774
Comment by: sneakin at semanticgap dot com
Reported By: neil at mpfreescene dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: FREEBSD 4.7-STABLE
PHP Version: PHP/4.3.0RC3
New Comment:
I tried using connection_aborted(), but I guess in 2 years time this
bug hasn't been fixed. I'm using class.jabber.php, and I'm still
waiting for it to disconnect from a page that got stopped. I'm using
PHP 4.3.2.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-04-18 14:55:18] stank at stank dot stank
Same problem here. If php can abort when the user aborts, why do you
have to output to tell if the user has aborted?
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[2003-02-02 11:52:48] blahstyle at hotmail dot com
It's glad to meet the person who's suffering with same bug.
I have two sample codes that isn't run correctly.
First one:
<?
ignore_user_abort (true);
set_time_limit (0);
for($i = 1; $i < 100; $i++) {
$fp = fopen("conntest.out", "wt");
fputs ($fp, $i.":".connection_aborted()."\n");
echo "\n";
flush ();
fclose($fp);
sleep(1);
}
?>
It's supposed to stop at xx:0 when user press STOP button of browser,
but it isn't. The number is continued until 100.
Second one:
<?php
function bye () {
$fp = fopen ("./result.txt", "w");
fwrite ($fp, "BYE CALLED AT ".date("YmdHi",time())."\r\n");
fwrite ($fp, connection_aborted ());
fclose ($fp);
die();
}
register_shutdown_function ('bye');
set_time_limit ( 0 );
ignore_user_abort (true);
$fp = fopen ("./result.txt", "w");
while (!connection_aborted()) {
echo "\n";
flush ();
sleep ( 1 );
}
?>
Registered Shutdown function won't work!
Neither of them worked correctly.
Apache 1.3.27 + PHP 4.3.0, Win32 / FreeBSD 4.6
PHP is running as a dynamic module for Apache.
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[2002-12-13 04:05:31] neil at mpfreescene dot com
ignore that, its working now, but it wasnt a minute ago.
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[2002-12-13 04:04:08] neil at mpfreescene dot com
Okay, so we got the problem down to apache 2.x. ANyway, I got time to
install apache 1.3.27.
Now my system is running this :-
SERVER_SOFTWARE Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) PHP/4.3.0RC3
And the problem still exists.
I run the exact same script as shown above, which yourselfs have
verified should return a '1'. The script is returning a 0, even if I
press the STOP button.
I have not bothered to compile gzip into this apache installation, to
ensure it is not that which causes a problem.
http://admin.mghost.net/~neil/test/ - script
http://admin.mghost.net/~neil/test/output.txt - output file
http://admin.mghost.net/~neil/test/test.cgi - standard perl diver
script, to show details of my server.
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[2002-12-08 17:01:42] neil at mpfreescene dot com
This may interest you :-
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=8996
Obviously if apaches log files are doing htat, then its completely the
fault of apache 2 :-/
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