At 11:22 14/3/2001, Mark Taylor wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>When I upload my php4 work to my ISP, the following is displayed at the
>beginning of each php page.
>
>"X-Powered-By: PHP/4.0.4pl1 Content-type: text/html"
>
>Now, after reading numerous support pages, I know that this can be turned
>off if php is in 'quiet' mode.
No, that's wrong. X-Powered-By is a head that can be turned off, however,
this isn't your problem; Your problem is that you're getting the HTTP
headers as a part of the response body, for one reason or another.
What kind of server is this? (operating system, Web server PHP as a CGI or
a module, etc.)
>Having emailed this information to my ISP, their response was as follows.
>
>"Your site is on a server with a shared enviroment, changing it would mean
>changing it for everyone else. We are unable to make the change you require
>at this time."
Well, first off, again, this wouldn't solve your problem anyway. But just
FYI, they can actually set this (and pretty much any other) option off for
you specifically if they want to. They probably don't know that though.
Zeev
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