ID: 42198
User updated by: hans at parse dot nl
Reported By: hans at parse dot nl
Status: Open
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 5.2.4RC1
New Comment:
A little more explanation fyi: The problem is that DOCUMENT_ROOT is
always set to the configured document root of the default host or the
vhost, even when calling scripts from a userdir. This is not just in
Lighttpd/FastCGI, also f.e. in Apache setups. In my testcase
DOCUMENT_ROOT is '/var/www/htdocs'.
So if i call http://servername/~hans/info.php/foo/bar , We
enter this
bit of code in init_request_info() in sapi/cgi/cgi_main.c:
---
/* figure out docroot
SCRIPT_FILENAME minus SCRIPT_NAME
*/
if (env_document_root)
{
int l = strlen(env_document_root);
int path_translated_len = 0;
char *path_translated = NULL;
if (l && env_document_root[l - 1] == '/') {
--l;
}
/* we have docroot, so we should have:
* DOCUMENT_ROOT=/docroot
* SCRIPT_FILENAME=/docroot/info.php
*
* SCRIPT_NAME is the portion of the path beyond docroot
*/
env_script_name = pt + l;
---
Since env_document_root is pretty much always set, we enter the if. pt
is '/home/hans/public_html/info.php' at this point (which is correct). l
becomes 15, the strlen of our DOCUMENT_ROOT '/var/www/htdocs'. The
"trailing slash check if loop" is skipped since our docroot doesn't have
a trailing slash. After this, SCRIPT_NAME is set to pt + l. pt being
'/home/hans/public_html/info.php' and l being 15, this results in a
invalid SCRIPT_NAME (and thus a PHP_SELF) of 'ic_html/info.php'.
My patch adds a userdir check to the 'if (env_document_root)', to
prevent from entering this if() with a DOCUMENT_ROOT that doesn't match
the actual docroot of the userdir. The code that follows after this if()
handles the userdir requests perfectly and results in correct
SCRIPT_NAME and PHP_SELF vars.
Previous Comments:
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[2007-08-06 16:11:11] hans at parse dot nl
./configure --enable-cgi --enable-fastcgi --enable-force-cgi-redirect
--prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --with-config-file-path=/etc/php
--with-openssl --with-bz2 --with-gd --with-mysql --with-mysqli
--with-gettext --with-zlib --enable-mbstring --enable-sockets
--enable-sysvsem --enable-sysvshm --enable-debug=no
Direct link to my patch against php-5.2.3 on lighttpd Trac:
http://trac.lighttpd.net/trac/attachment/ticket/405/cgi_main.diff
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[2007-08-06 15:45:15] jani@php.net
What was the configure line used to configure PHP?
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[2007-08-06 08:30:01] hans at parse dot nl
Yes, problem found initially in 5.2.3 but i tested and confirmed with
5.2.4RC1 before submitting this bug report.
Turning off cgi.fix_pathinfo results in a "No input file specified."
message (url being http://servername/~hans/info.php/foo/bar).
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[2007-08-04 14:14:24] jani@php.net
Also, what is the result if cgi.fix_pathinfo = 0 ?
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[2007-08-04 14:13:36] jani@php.net
And you are really using 5.2.4RC1?
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