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Operating system: FreeBSD 4.3-RC
PHP version: 4.0.4pl1
PHP Bug Type: Apache related
Bug description: apache UnsetEnv does not work, possibly effecting php scripts
a bug report was submitted to apache:
http://bugs.apache.org/index.cgi/full/7528
hi all,
i want to know how i can feed a parameter into a php script in commandline?
eg.
php getdata.php apple orange
so, i want to get use of apple and orange...
any help pls!
jim
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i want to get the result like this,
apple is good_fruit...
with below command and code,
php getdata.php?$apple=good_fruit
code of getdata.php ,
?
echo apple is $apple...;
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You can: php -f getdata.php apple orange
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hi all,
i was developing in redhat 7.2. with php/4.0.4pl1. iwas able to use
ftp_connect().
but, in a freebsd with php/4.0.6, it returns error that call to undefined
function...
anyone can help?
thanks.
im
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are you talking the php.ini? i have no idea on this...
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On Wednesday 31 October 2001 22:52, JIM wrote:
i was developing in redhat 7.2. with php/4.0.4pl1. iwas able to use
ftp_connect().
but, in a freebsd with php/4.0.6
It's the wrapper for ZTS not fully wrapping what it should...
Derick Rethans wrote:
Hello,
can you try the latest CVS? Zeev did some work on it today.
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Why isn't phpweb/manual/en in CVS?
because it is generated. all of the generated manual files will be moving
out of cvs soon.
use rsync as documented in README.mirror.
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script to use the dba interface simply isn't feasible).
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ders so that they get
threaded properly.
let me know if this seems objectionable, or if there's anything else you
want to see done while i'm poking around in the bug tracking code.
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updated. (this may take 15 minutes or so to propogate to
www.php.net.)
as someone else pointed out, number.tar.gz shouldn't be required anymore.
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Isn't srandom() the prefered implementation over srand48()? But if
both are found, PHP chooses srand48(). Any objections to me
switching that around?
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and the config overhaul
would handle this. maybe it does. i haven't kept up to date on that
sort of thing.
close it if you think it is fixed.
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On Sat, Feb 10, 2001 at 08:23:32PM +0200, Zeev Suraski wrote:
Shouldn't this work with the new INI infrastructure...?
At 19:21 10/2/2001, [EMAIL
i wasn't aware that gd supported animated gifs (and a quick glance in
the manual didn't show any functions that seemed to be relevant). if
i'm mistaken, someone can close this bug.
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On Sat, Feb 10, 2001 at 07:05:39PM -, James Moore wrote:
whats wrong with gd? Although current version
rator without regard to the existing behavior.
so the get parsing is now expecting to use amp; to separate arguments
when you set arg_separator that way.
there should be two config variables for this.
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this is one of the things on my to-do list. i'll try to get to it in the
next few days. (it will get generated into the rsync repository, for what
its worth. generated stuff no longer goes into cvs)
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In article 002001c0a5e4$8f868c20$[EMAIL PROTECTED],
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if someone wants
to do an actual search for a function name on other pages, they'd then
have to go to the search page and search from there.
(as for the page listing all the functions, it's still there at
http://www.php.net/quickref.php.)
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says that it need pdflib 3.x even though i
have pdflib 3.0.1 installed. the fact that its actually a problem with libjpge which
is a problem becuase of libitff makes it all the more a bug.
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This the case when building the FreeBSD port of mod_php4
with GD support selected from a FreeBSD ports tree updated
today.
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#endif
#else /* HAVE_GD_GIF */
php_error(E_WARNING, ImageGif: No GIF support in this PHP build);
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..so you can see how I drew the inference I did.
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that has way more to do with a great many more issues than how we
number the releases. :)
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here's a patch to fix bug #13423. think anyone is relying on the
current (vastly lame, imho) behavior?
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Index: ext/standard/dns.c
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retrieving revision 1.35
diff -u -r1.35 dns.c
it will send you to the right place once the site updates from cvs.
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On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 02:21:13PM -0700, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Yes, but that's not where http://bugs.php.net/search.php sends you when
you put a bug id number in the form.
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Jim Winstead wrote
the feature was introduced
(trying to redirect after html had been sent) that may have confused
some people. looks like it is fixed now.
(jani did the work, so direct the kudos to him.)
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=php.devarticle=70755
http://news.php.net/article.php?group=php.pear.devarticle=2959
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is/was having
some sort of problem dealing with the 'writers' file (that tells it who
has write access in general). i've switched to just using a 'readers'
file to lock the 'cvsread' account to read-only mode, and hopefully that
will avoid the problem.
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since news about 4.1.0 leaked out to the php-general list, wouldn't it
make sense to call this one 4.1.1? (or 4.1.0pl1? :)
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I plan to roll it quite soon. I'm still waiting for people to ack that the
problem they complained about is gone...
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as i should, too.)
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Shouldn?t this be announced somewhere?
i suspect that zeev is giving the mirrors some time to catch up (and
perhaps putting together the win32 version of the release) before
sending the announcement. be patient.
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they were being held up by the spam protection. they should make it
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with those machines.
(which makes the network performance roughly inversely proportional to
what it should be. i get better connection speeds from my home machine
than from the second machine on the same local network. :)
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developers thought it was ready.
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On 31 Dec 2001 19:18:59 -, Jim Winstead wrote:
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Are there any well-founded objections to this (either in practice
or principle)?
no objections, but one thing that should be considered
to
decide they need a high-performance soap implementation for php before
one shows up.
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if anyone is stumped for ideas for features for php 5, it may be worth
trawling through the 428 open feature requests at bugs.php.net.
(that's more than a third of the total open bugs for php4. there's an
obvious opportunity to beef up those bug-closing stats!)
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these are the standard C library names. are people going to insist
they be phpified? is_finite() is_nan(), is_infinite()?
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into a helper
function. actually, this may even be a useful part of the zend api, as
a complement to is_numeric_string. ZVAL_IS_NUMERIC()?
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jim winstead wrote:
jimwFri Jan 4 22:45:11 2002 EDT
Modified files:
/php4/ext/standard basic_functions.c math.c php_math.h
/php4/ext/standard/tests/math pow.phpt
Log:
Fixed pow(), and added finite(), isinf
was mainly out to fix the segfault.)
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, but that will be
one of the side-effects. :)
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the test using the old code finally finished. it took almost 14 minutes.
(the new code takes 0.8 seconds. i'd say it's an improvement.)
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Nice!
At 08:46 PM 1/5/2002 +, jim winstead wrote:
jimwSat Jan 5 15:46
there's
only one implementation of the PCRE library. and as i pointed out in my
comment to the bug, it behaves as the bug report says ereg_replace does
on that system.)
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approximate what it is that i see. (i know that opera's fieldsets don't
look as cool as mozilla's, so the voting form looks less pretty on
opera.)
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Manuel Lemos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Winstead wrote:
as threatened after i implemented bug voting, i've redesign the bug
Congratulations! Voting is an excellent idea that will help developers
to sort out the priorities of what bugs should be fixed first. Just a
couple of comments
Manuel Lemos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Winstead wrote:
- Voting does not work on Opera 5.05 for Linux. When you submit the
vote, it fails with the message missing parameter score.
it's a bug in opera. http://bugs.php.net/~jimw/bugs/opera-broken.php
but because of the order
you might want to add these suggestions to this related feature request:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=14815
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is an extremely poor way to
design software.)
jim (who only has a passing relationship with his shift key, so who
really cares what he thinks, anyway. :)
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that are excluded from the
bug summary.
(and yes, the way that status is currently used is confusing.)
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$date = date(H:i D, nS M Y,$buffer['Last_access']);
'nS' means 'month'.'daysuffix'.
(so on february 10, you would get '2th'.)
they really wanted 'jS'.
the documentation wasn't clear that 'S' pertained to the
day of the month. i've checked in a clarification.
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Fix FreeType 2 functions in php4/ext/gd.c
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is a different beast altogether.
(in the meantime, it would be nice if someone made it so that the
--with-apxs and --with-apache options errored out if someone tried to
use them in conjunction with apache 2.x.)
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, that is :) will have a patch shortly. Additionally,
an upcoming release of MySQL will feature an additional permission to
control this case.
And this is a much better solution - we'll look forward to that.
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On Fri 01 Mar 2002 (11:00 -0800), Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Jim Segrave wrote:
Guys, I fixed this memchr()+1 issue a couple of days ago. See
http://cvs.php.net/diff.php/php4/main/rfc1867.c?r1=1.71.2.2r2=1.71.2.3ty=u
It's a crash-bug, not an exploitable buffer
Sebastian Bergmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are php-cvs subscribers automagically subscribed to the new list?
no. (an announcement will be going out shortly.)
What about TSRM?
it's still going to php-cvs.
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what about a new function called strnlen str*n*len which will
return the length of a string with a given maximum to avoid
problems with strings not zero terminated.
why not just use memchr()?
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it can be customized with some limitations
I think using a name other than 'crypt' would be advisable - maybe
php_crypt or something. Otherwise you have a namespace clash with the
usual crypt, which may cause all sorts of grief.
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of the project). i don't know how to
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is also a
BSD-style license.)
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got confused with the simultaneous checkins.
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Very nice new build system much faster the only thing what's left on that
is .o in all .cvsignore
cvs ignores .o files by default, it isn't necessary to list them
in the .cvsignore file.
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with the perl behavior would expect,
just like:
$value = $user_value || $some_default_value;
doesn't.
(that said, i've always been +1 on making the behavior of || and be
like perl does it. it is far more useful than merely returning the
boolean value of the expression.)
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like One probably exploitable buffer overflow has been fixed, as well
as a format string vulnerability. thanks for the heads up, guys.
it would be nice if they were feeding us these patches in manageable
chunks. one giant patch is unlikely to be accepted quickly.
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do these files serve any purpose any more, or are they just leftover
remnants from the old setup script?
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torben's checkin to the documentation reminded me -- why is this gross
hack in there, instead of just allowing open filehandles to be passed?
the special treatment of strings that begin and end with single quotes
just seems like a huge 'wtf?' sort of feature.
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Yasuo Ohgaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Feel free to shoot me showing including stddef.h confirms
ANSI C standard :)
the gnu c library documentation indicates that stddef.h and
ptrdiff_t are part of the ansi c standard.
http://www.aquaphoenix.com/ref/gnu_c_library/libc_483.html
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that gets calculated, and then value of
newtextlen at the end of the function.
(this code is all new since 4.1.x, so this particular bug likely does
not exist in those versions. the old implementation has an entirely
different set of bugs. :)
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or forced cut path).
what line length are you wrapping to?
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to make sure it is the one that the code inside run-tests.php
picks up).
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what happened with it.
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expect that would be a widely-used feature, but for the specific
case i've outlined (running tests using the same php binary from the
run-tests.php script), it would be useful. i'm sure there are more
instances in which it would be useful information.
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() or fgets() or
fgetss()?
(or even just make it so that when safe mode is on, it is smart enough
to allow opening files that were uploaded without doing the uid check?)
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function? and if this isn't entirely wrong, i think we would be
better off fixing safe_mode and open_basedir to allow opening uploaded
files rather than adding a special function for this.
jim
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That's already the case though.
On 23 Mar
and open_basedir may
not get along nicely.)
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it
significantly changes the odds that the first release candidate will be
the only release candidate (which are near zero, in either case), but i
think that having a downloadable tarball is always going to attract more
testers.
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Anyone else working with the apache2filter?
Aaron, let me take a gander over the weekend... It's been awhile.
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i know that 4.2.0 is due in a few weeks, but would it be worth kicking
out a 4.1.3 that has support for the recent apache 2 release?
(or just pushing up the 4.2.0 release? is there anything holding back
the release besides some arbitrary timeline?)
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is DL_ERROR() something that is normally defined? the patch to add Mac
OS X support changed the GET_DL_ERROR() macro to call this instead of
dlerror(), which broke the build for me on debian/unstable.
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http://bugs.php.net/15153 shows the resulting fun from this distinction.
yes, the user should be checking the result of opendir().
unfortunately, the examples in the documentation didn't. (which i've
fixed now.)
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'-', '_' and '!' instead.
interesting thought, but then that isn't base64 encoding. you forgot
rfc1341: http://www.fourmilab.ch/webtools/base64/rfc1341.html
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that
will significantly improve output buffering/copying.
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A society that will trade a little liberty for a little order
will lose both
, all the duplication that came about to load different
image and font formats. it would be really nice to hide all of those
behind a simplified interface that either sniffed out the file type
automatically, or allowed it to be specified as a parameter.
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of the ones that they want?
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perhaps i see more value in reusing the components available in the java
and .net platforms through technologies like soap, ext/java, and
ext/dotnet, rather than cloning them in php.
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