php-windows Digest 14 Dec 2001 01:26:29 -0000 Issue 899
Topics (messages 10871 through 10883):
Re: PHP 4.1.0 Win32 Error
10871 by: John Lim
php warning messages
10872 by: Martin Lindhe
10873 by: Pac mon
10874 by: R'twick Niceorgaw
10875 by: Martin Lindhe
10878 by: FPU.WHITES1.FRIENDSPROVIDENT.CO.UK
10881 by: Martin Lindhe
10882 by: Phil Driscoll
warnings
10876 by: overlord.daoist-tiger.com
Win2k, Apache, PHP and Oracle
10877 by: Tales Bitelo Viegas
Magic Quotes
10879 by: Asendorf, John
& character in e-mail msg
10880 by: Mick
10883 by: Michael Sims
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Hi !
This is a bug in PHP 4.1.0 when using persistent connections in a CGI
script.
Turning off persistent connections or switching to ISAPI avoids this
problem.
I have reported it to bugs.php.net.
-- John
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> A message that is almost like yours I encountered with PHP 4.1.0: PHP
> Warning: Unknown persistent list entry type in module shutdown (11) in
> Unknown on line 0. The configuration file was not changed while in upgrade
> process.
> PHP 4.1.0 + IIS 5.0 + Win2K Server + 2Gb RAM + 2XP3 800 + HDD UltraATA 100
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Yinjing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 7:55 AM
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] PHP 4.1.0 Win32 Error
>
>
> > When I upgrade my PHP from version 4.0.6 to version 4.1.0, I met with a
> > warning message as below:
> > Warning: Unknown persistent list entry type in module shutdown (20) in
> > Unknown on line 0
> > If I come back to the version lower than 4.0.6, such an error will not
> > occur.
> > In all the above version changing process, the configuration file
php.ini
> > remain not changed.
> >
> > Yinjing
> > 2001-12-13
> >
> >
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hi all :)
i configured php 4.1.0 to display all errors and errors (E_ALL) and get
warnings (Undefined index: blah) on lines like this:
$username = $_POST["user"]; how come?
(this is not a 4.1.0 specific behaviour, just wondering how i should write
proper code that doesnt display these warnings)
/Martin
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>Subject: [PHP-WIN] php warning messages
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>hi all :)
>
>i configured php 4.1.0 to display all errors and errors (E_ALL) and get
>warnings (Undefined index: blah) on lines like this:
>
>$username = $_POST["user"]; how come?
>
>(this is not a 4.1.0 specific behaviour, just wondering how i should write
>proper code that doesnt display these warnings)
>
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This should work
if (isset($_POST["user"]))
$username = $_POST["user"];
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From: "Martin Lindhe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 9:10 AM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] php warning messages
> hi all :)
>
> i configured php 4.1.0 to display all errors and errors (E_ALL) and get
> warnings (Undefined index: blah) on lines like this:
>
> $username = $_POST["user"]; how come?
>
> (this is not a 4.1.0 specific behaviour, just wondering how i should write
> proper code that doesnt display these warnings)
>
> /Martin
>
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> This should work
>
> if (isset($_POST["user"]))
> $username = $_POST["user"];
Cool, it works!
But im questioning the need for this.. why add extra checks on perhaps
200 locations in my code to satisfy a warning message, which points
out a nonexisting bug? i want warnings turned off but i dont want this one
in particular, is there any easy solution to that?
/Martin
> > hi all :)
> >
> > i configured php 4.1.0 to display all errors and errors (E_ALL) and
> > get warnings (Undefined index: blah) on lines like this:
> >
> > $username = $_POST["user"]; how come?
> >
> > (this is not a 4.1.0 specific behaviour, just wondering how
> i should
> > write proper code that doesnt display these warnings)
> >
> > /Martin
> >
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If memory serves that particular warning comes up as an E_NOTICE type not
an E_WARNING, so you can switch it off without getting rid of the warnings
you really DO want to see.
-Steve
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Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 16:17:56 +0100
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] php warning messages
> This should work
> if (isset($_POST["user"]))
> $username = $_POST["user"];
Cool, it works!
But im questioning the need for this.. why add extra checks on perhaps
200 locations in my code to satisfy a warning message, which points
out a nonexisting bug? i want warnings turned off but i dont want this one
in particular, is there any easy solution to that?
/Martin
> > hi all :)
> >
> > i configured php 4.1.0 to display all errors and errors (E_ALL) and
> > get warnings (Undefined index: blah) on lines like this:
> >
> > $username = $_POST["user"]; how come?
> >
> > (this is not a 4.1.0 specific behaviour, just wondering how
> i should
> > write proper code that doesnt display these warnings)
> >
> > /Martin
> >
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> On Thursday 13 December 2001 3:17 pm, Martin Lindhe wrote:
> > But im questioning the need for this.. why add extra checks
> on perhaps
> > 200 locations in my code to satisfy a warning message, which points
> > out a nonexisting bug? i want warnings turned off but i
> dont want this
> > one in particular, is there any easy solution to that?
>
> The truth is that you *DO* want to see these errors, because
> they are a
> fantastic reminder that your code is full of potential
> security holes. This data is coming from the user to it
> cannot be trusted at all. For all
> user input you *MUST* sanitise the data, along the lines of:
>
> Check that the user has bothered to send something (with
> isset) If not, either bomb out or set the variable to a
> sensible and safe default. Check that the data is safe - e.g.
> within a specified range of values,
> containing no dangerous characters etc. etc.
> If the data is unsafe then stop, and ideally, don't give the
> hacker any clues.
I am doing this already... Oh well.
Anyway, my problem is more like i want exactly this warning turned off
(because im well aware of how i should handle user data)
but i dont want all warnings turned off. I'd like to suggest something
that exist in traditional compilers (not that php is a compiler, but hey ;),
where you can turn on/off specific error/warning checks
/Martin
>
> All this makes your code bigger and more complicated, but if
> you don't do it,
> then it would be foolish to put your code on a public facing server.
>
> Cheers
> --
> Phil Driscoll
>
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On Thursday 13 December 2001 5:19 pm, Martin Lindhe wrote:
> I am doing this already... Oh well.
No you're not! If you were doing it already you would not be seeing the
undefined index messages.
Sorry :)
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Phil Driscoll
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If memory serves that particular warning comes up as an E_NOTICE type not
an E_WARNING, so you can switch it off without getting rid of the warnings
you really DO want to see.
-Steve
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Someone have a step-by-step to configure PHP with Oracle in a Apache Server
under Win2k?
Thanks for help
Tales Bitelo Viegas
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OK, maybe I'm just off my rocker or have something set incorrectly or
something, but...
What's the deal with magic quotes?
you turn it on, and it automatically performs the addslashes for data being
entered into databases, right? But it doesn't automatically run
stripslashes when you retreive the data. Is this accurate or am I doing
something wrong?
thanks,
John
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I'm trying to dynamically place a 'querystring' link in the body of an
e-mail message but it won't read past the & character in the string.
Tried
'urlencode(), addbackslash(), qoutemeta(), hex values, etc. etc. but
nothing
seems to work.
I know it can be done as I have received plenty of messages that do it!!
Any suggestions??
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At 12:19 PM 12/13/2001 -0400, Mick wrote:
>I'm trying to dynamically place a 'querystring' link in the body of an
>e-mail message but it won't read past the & character in the string.
>Tried
>'urlencode(), addbackslash(), qoutemeta(), hex values, etc. etc. but
>nothing
>seems to work.
>I know it can be done as I have received plenty of messages that do it!!
>
>Any suggestions??
Can you post the code that is generating the email? That might help...
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