ID: 35096
Comment by: sergeym at hoster dot ru
Reported By: rob at burningsoda dot com
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Apache2 related
Operating System: *
PHP Version: 5CVS, 4CVS (2005-11-04) (snap)
New Comment:
May be it's platform-depend bug?
I have errors on AMD64/FreeBSD.
Previous Comments:
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[2005-11-07 16:13:50] Brian dot white at foxfire74 dot com
I am using virtual hosts with all of my PHP files in an aliased
directory. Maybe that makes a difference as to weather or not PHP can
find the include files.
Here is my diff:
---------------
Compare: (<)php.ini-recommended (40595 bytes)
with: (>)php.ini (40652 bytes)
443c443
< extension_dir = "./"
---
> extension_dir = "./extensions"
556c556
< ;extension=php_mbstring.dll
---
> extension=php_mbstring.dll
569c569
< ;extension=php_gd2.dll
---
> extension=php_gd2.dll
579c579
< ;extension=php_mcrypt.dll
---
> extension=php_mcrypt.dll
614c614
< SMTP = localhost
---
> SMTP = myserver
618c618,619
< ;sendmail_from = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
---
> sendmail_from = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[2005-11-07 15:56:25] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So we have same php.ini file in use now. And I still can't reproduce
using your rewrite rules and script. So what else is different?
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[2005-11-07 15:54:13] rob at burningsoda dot com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/web/devel/phpbug> diff /usr/local/etc/php.ini-dist
/usr/local/etc/php.ini
94c94
< output_buffering = Off
---
> output_buffering = 4096
:)
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[2005-11-07 15:42:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It isn't that setting. Everything works just fine for me even
when I have output_buffering=4096 (default in php.ini-recommended)
Try making a diff of your php.ini against the "base" php.ini-* found in
the snapshot.
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[2005-11-07 12:35:21] rob at burningsoda dot com
After rebuilding Apache2 and PHP5-dev on different machines the whole
weekend about 2 million times and wondering why some showed the bug,
some not, I eventually tracked it down to the following simple
configuration setting (*drum roll*):
*** output_buffering ***
To trigger the bug, set "output_buffering = On" or (e.g.)
"output_buffering = 4096", TO BYPASS THE BUG (listen up, bug plagued
Joomla!/Wordpress/etc. users) SET "output_buffering = Off" in your
php.ini. This bypass works for PHP 4 & 5.
Cheers,
rob.
PS: If I extend my testcase to
<?php ob_start(); echo($_GET['myarg']); ob_end_flush(); ?>
with "output_buffering = Off" that still does _not_ trigger the bug.
Maybe that helps.
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