Bug #16173 Updated: https & headers (Content-type) not working

ID: 16173 Updated by: andrzejw@lomac.net Reported By: phpbug@aelea.com Status: Open Bug Type: IIS related Operating System: win2k SP2 PHP Version: 4.1.2 New Comment: This is problem of Internet Explorer. Other browsers should work fine. To solve this add: header("Pragma: "); header("Cache-Control: "); And then it should work with https. Best regards, Andrzej Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-08 09:38:03] phpbug@aelea.com This bug appears to occur only with PHP, and when running on a win2k server. It occurs with both IE5.5 and IE6 even when the "Do not save encrypted files to disk" is enable (or disabled). The errant behavior *does not* change. It is possible that it is a IIS bug in handling the PHP output during https encryption, or something specific to the win2k version of PHP 4.1.2 (et al). I'm guessing that something about the content disposition header is corrupted the headers being output by IIS when delivering content via SSL (https) Its important not to identify bugs as "bogus" unless one actually TESTS the proposed solution first. This still appears to be a PHP-specific issue, interfacing with IIS. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-08 03:42:14] edink@php.net This is probably related to IE security settings. You should go to: Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced Tab -> scroll down to Security Settings and check the Do not save encrypted pages to disk box. Anyway this is not a PHP bug. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-08 03:27:49] vvhung@yahoo.com I had the same problem and I'm trying to fix it. Anyone can help us????? It's urgent. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-22 16:29:14] pettersen@cpec.org FWIW: After much trial and error (and more error) I've been able to narrow down an issue I'm haveing to the same problem described above. I've been using Apache/1.3.23 and php version 4.1.2, and php version 4.2 RC1 as Apache modules on the win2000 platform. specifying a content-disposition type works great in http://, does not work properly in https:// (let me know if you need more detail, I'll gladly provide it) =) I'm going to see if I can isolate this further and see if it happens with 4.1.1 With best regards, Erik ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-19 16:13:32] phpbug@aelea.com Using IIS on win2k with php 4.1.2 (binary install) using readfile() to download a file (xls, doc, pdf, etc.) with prior sending of header("Content-type: application/pdf") for example does not work - client is IE6, and IE5.5 It acts as though headers are being corrupted under https. Same script works fine under http. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=16173&edit=1