ID: 16842
Updated by: kubacki@uwth.uni-hannover.de
Reported By: sanya@mail.ru
Status: Open
Bug Type: HTTP related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 4.2.0
New Comment:
I've noriced the bug only occurs if you're using PHP as module. Running
it as CGI solves the problem in the mentioned versions.
Probably there's something about the module?
Previous Comments:
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[2002-06-24 13:07:00] kubacki@uwth.uni-hannover.de
No, the solution doesn't work for me. I've tested it with 4.2.0, 4.2.1
and 4.3.0-dev and it doesn't work.
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[2002-06-12 09:28:15] shiflett@php.net
So does this solution work for those experiencing this problem?
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[2002-06-09 11:42:40] sabedard@jig.to
I think I have the answer to this one. If you are using the
php4ts.dll from 4.2.1 with the old dlls from 4.1.2 (in the C:\php\dll
and c:\php\extensions) this header problem will occur. However, if you
just replace these old dll's with the correct 4.2.1 versions all will
be well. Specifically I think mismatching c:\winnt\system32\php4ts.dll
and c:\php\sapi\php4apache.dll is the real issue. Of course, the best
way to solve this it to uninstall 4.1.2, clean the directory and
install 4.2.1 :)
Thanks,
Shawn
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[2002-06-09 10:40:13] sabedard@jig.to
I am experiencing the same problem with 4.2.1 on Win2000. The
following code works fine with 4.1.2 but does not redirect in 4.2.1.
...
if (isset($HTTP_POST_VARS["submit_login"])) {
$tbp = new Users();
$tbp->retrieveDb( "where user_id = '" .$HTTP_POST_VARS["fuser_id"].
"'
and password='" .$HTTP_POST_VARS["fpassword"]. "'" );
$uid = $tbp->getField("user_id");
if (!$uid) {
$login_success = false;
} else {
$path = str_replace ("reg_login","reg_type",$PHP_SELF);
$tbp->log("Directing to Location: http://" .$SERVER_NAME.
$path);
header ("Location: http://" .$SERVER_NAME. $path);
}
}
....
Looking at my log the Location path is correct. I have even tried
surrounding this code by ob_start() and ob_end_flush() with no luck.
There is a reference in the header documnentation page indecating that
referencing all variable with a @ will fix this problem. But that just
seems wrong. Any workaround would be greatly appreciated.
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[2002-06-08 04:47:49] mfischer@php.net
Reopen
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