ID: 37989
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: david at ols dot es
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Apache related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.4.2
New Comment:
>If PHP can access that variables via getenv() it (should)
>mean that they are in the enviroment
Nope. That means only that those "environment" variables are in Apache
hash.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-07-03 05:57:51] david at ols dot es
If PHP can access that variables via getenv() it (should) mean that
they are in the enviroment and should also be accesible to programs
called by PHP, but they are not. This does not look like a apache
issue, it's PHP who calls the external programs and who has the chance
to set it's enviroment
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[2006-07-02 20:36:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is how Apache works and apparently PHP cannot change it.
Not PHP problem.
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[2006-07-02 18:29:04] david at ols dot es
varibles set by putenv() are correctly set and visible inside programs
called by exec(), passthrough(), ...
in the other hand also env vars set by SetEnv apache directive are also
not available inside programs called via
exec(), passthrough(), ...
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[2006-07-02 18:28:16] david at ols dot es
varibles set by putenv() are correctly set and visible inside programs
called by exec(), passthrough(), ...
in the other hand also env vars set by SetEnv apache directive are also
not available inside programs called via
exec(), passthrough(), ...
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[2006-07-02 17:13:10] david at ols dot es
Description:
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Apache Environment variables (DOCUMENT_ROOT, SERVER_NAME, etc ...) are
visible via phpinfo() and getenv() but not inside programs called via
exec() and also not available to the mailer when called via mail()
Reproduce code:
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test.php:
<?php
passthrough('print_env');
?>
print_env:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/printenv
Expected result:
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the very same variables reported as "Apache Enviroment" when calling
phpinfo()
Actual result:
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just a few standard shell variables
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