ID: 8744
User Update by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Feedback
Status: Open
Bug Type: IIS related
Description: call to header() causes CGI error
A few more things: the problem is not easily reproducible. Also, if I change all of
the database calls to go to mySQL (which I have installed on Windows 2000) instead of
SQL Server 2000 (which is the database system I was using, also installed on the same
machine), I do NOT get the CGI errors. However, in both instances, the databases do
get updated or otherwise manipulated successfully; it's just the redirect that fails
when using SQL Server. Hope this helps.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-01-16 14:12:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you tell us what is in the logs of IIS?
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[2001-01-16 14:07:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Our situation is similar to that in bug report 8571, particularly situations 1 and 2.
After adding, updating or deleting a record to a MSSQL database, the user is referred
to this function (stored in file which is included in each page):
function pageRedirect($inURL) {
header("Location: $inURL");
exit;
}
$inURL is never exactly the same as the current URL - either you are redirected to a
completely different file name, or to the same file name with a different query string
appended.
The record modification part always completes successfully in MSSQL, and the header()
function sends the user to the new URL, but this error occurs:
[start]
CGI ERROR
CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of headers. The headers
that it
did return are:
[end]
... and any code in the page that the user has been redirected to is NOT executed. If
the user clicks refresh, it does and all is well.
This is a PHP web application being ported from a Linux/mySQL environment, where it
works, so it appears to be an IIS-specific issue.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
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