ID: 10292
Updated by: sniper
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Closed
Bug Type: InterBase related
PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1
Assigned To:
Comments:
Should be fixed in CVS now.
--Jani
Previous Comments:
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[2001-04-23 04:31:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
I finally found the bug myself. And it was indeed in ./ext/interbase.c
Normally you would terminate a string explicitly after a strncpy(), but one should
think this was unnecessary in this part of the code, as the string-length is part of
the variable-structure. Nevertheless I added a statement which filled in the missing
zero to end the string, and Voila! All the strange characters disappeared. Could it
be, that the code handling the PHP-arrays doesn't use the len-parameter, but only uses
the estrdup() function (which assumes a correctly terminated string)?
In the same function I also discovered a memoryleak when handling magic-quotes, so the
final diff between the new interbase.c and the old one (version 1.48) looks like this
(I have removed many of the leading spaces):
$ diff interbase.c interbase.orig.c
1009c1009
< IB_ARRAY[ar_cnt].el_type = SQL_VARYING;
---
> IB_ARRAY[ar_cnt].el_type = SQL_TEXT;
1731d1730
< val->value.str.val[len] = 0;
1733c1732,1738
< val->value.str.val = php_addslashes(val->value.str.val, len, &len, 1); /* Old
string should be deleted */
---
> /*
> char *tmp = val->value.str.val;
> */
> val->value.str.val = php_addslashes(val->value.str.val, len, &len, 0);
> /*
> efree(tmp);
> */
$
The first change is questioned in the code, so I just changed it! - and from my
testing there wasn't any changed (or erroneous) behaviour noticed.
The two other changes are the string-termination bugfix and the memory-leak bugfix.
I have seen another bugreport concerning the formatting of the floating-point
datatypes - I am currentliy not using floating-point fields in my databases, but maybe
one should take a look at the FP-handling in the same function
(_php_ibase_var_pval())?
Yours sincerely,
Lars
PS! Keep up the good work - PHP is great!
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[2001-04-11 14:35:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
// f1 and f2 are of type varchar
$id=ibase_query($tr_id, "SELECT f1, f2 FROM t1;");
$res = ibase_fetch_row($id);
echo "'".$res[0]."'"; // Working fine
$arr[$res[0]] = 1;
$arr[$res[1]] = 2;
foreach ($res as $r => $v)
echo "'$r'n"; // will in some cases add unexpected
// characters to end of $r
// It is the same with each construct
// The same applies to ibase_fetch_object()
The values in the database are correct, as the unwanted characters may vary depending
on the number of columns in the select-statement. But it is always the same characters
on repeated executions.
I have made a work-around in a way like this:
$arr[str_pad($res[0], -1)] = 1;
I think it has something to do with the Interbase-API, as it is the same errors
regardless of the Webserver (Apache 1.3.14 & 1.3.19, PHP 4.0.4pl1 or Win9x PWS, CGI or
ISAPI version of PHP 4.0.4pl1) connecting to Interbase 6.01 on RedHat 6.1 and RedHat
6.2
The bug was first observed when doing a split(), where the last element in the
resulting array had strange characters attached to the end.
PHP configured with minimal changes to defaults (Interbase support,
enable-track-vars).
Hope this is sufficient information, otherwise write me for further info, and I will
try to deliver it (if I can).
Regards
/Lars
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