#45540 [Opn]: stream_context_create creates bad http request

From: Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:14:42 +0000
Subject: #45540 [Opn]: stream_context_create creates bad http request
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ID: 45540 User updated by: jdespatis at yahoo dot fr Reported By: jdespatis at yahoo dot fr Status: Open Bug Type: Streams related Operating System: Linux Kubuntu PHP Version: 5.2.6 New Comment: Oups, my script bug.php contains a function To test it, one can use this simple script : (no need to create a nothing.mp4 to use this example) <?php include("bug.php"); $params = array("username" => "bigbluezen", "password" => "demo", "title" => "ultimate video topmoumoute", "tags" => "test machin bidule", "channel" => "poetic"); print_r(publish("nothing.mp4", $params)); ?> Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2008-07-17 07:10:23] jdespatis at yahoo dot fr Description: ------------ I'm coding a little script to upload a video on Youtube, thanks to stream functions in php. It takes 2 steps: 1/ first connect on google to retrieve token, no problem with php code 2/ upload video with a query in POST, and there stream_context_create is giving a completely broken query.. From time to time, i can make it work, but it's pure random I have used a sniffer as wireshark to see the exact http query Reproduce code: --------------- Here is the piece of code that does all this stuff: http://www.despatis.com/php/bug.phps Expected result: ---------------- PHP CLIENT => YOUTUBE SERVER: POST /feeds/api/users/bigbluezen/uploads HTTP/1.0 Host: uploads.gdata.youtube.com Content-Length: 792 Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="---------------------------cefe168b3cb99683a0f9ebd6f9b2cca6" Authorization: GoogleLogin auth=AIwbFAQtr5MDW_ctllHioiYCpY6I_uF6A9zBcSbIQ8AceGbcYfqrmytEICM8p6VjjzygDd2HPL0YhTcVk2MPmtb9y93-9Fs3yiej8hBtLF60_N_a6aWDg9Mrbm18nP-2dTVvTA6h77eJZrOJICzgN3dZyPT4AN1ffQ X-GData-Client: ytapi-SourceRH-LaCartoonerie-3lludu8g-0 X-GData-Key: key=AI39si44WZavBNwYryVhVFaMH4Y8e0JbTAr83bScAxKby6LBW3xEyBzaXrV7MTw3sm56SmYVhSOWRXNfUrS0sqC1i7313ycFrQ Slug: c447e7c1c0b79e8dc97c76cdc16e9843.gif -----------------------------cefe168b3cb99683a0f9ebd6f9b2cca6 Content-Type: application/atom+xml; charset=UTF-8 <?xml version="1.0"?> <entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" xmlns:yt="http://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007"> <media:group> <media:title type="plain">title foo</media:title> <media:description type="plain">description foo</media:description> <media:category scheme="http://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007/categories.cat">People</media:category> <media:keywords>key1, key2</media:keywords> </media:group> </entry> -----------------------------cefe168b3cb99683a0f9ebd6f9b2cca6 Content-Type: video/gif Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary XXX -----------------------------cefe168b3cb99683a0f9ebd6f9b2cca6-- Actual result: -------------- The actual result, found with a sniffer (wireshark for example) is: PHP CLIENT => YOUTUBE SERVER: POST /feeds/api/users/bigbluezen/uploads/wFqcFtuB9MY?client=ytapi-SourceRH-LaCartoonerie-3lludu8g-0 HTTP/1.0 Host: gdata.youtube.com Authorization: GoogleLogin auth=AIwbFASurkAdrgigXGJeP24Ebc0dM7EierouUTZ7Nqm2pjSzo2aRtNXQgOo-_ebco_-w7CmpxcZqysZKS_UGCUSc-K6tD5NI84jIc7sf1Sq8cPtcbknOrvlqxF6PNBj-kLzeXEPnBwKoE4vJDuwE0ag7Aleyo-u3hw X-GData-Client: ytapi-SourceRH-LaCartoonerie-3lludu8g-0 X-GData-Key: key=AI39si44WZavBNwYryVhVFaMH4Y8e0JbTAr83bScAxKby6LBW3xEyBzaXrV7MTw3sm56SmYVhSOWRXNfUrS0sqC1i7313ycFrQ Slug: c447e7c1c0b79e8dc97c76cdc16e9843.gifbScAxKby6LBW3xEyBzaXrV7MTw3sm56SmYVhSOWRXNfUrS0sqC1i7313ycFrQ Slug: c447e7c1c0b79e8dc97c76cdc16e9843.gif EOF As you can see, the first query is completely messy !! The funny thing is that: if i change '<?xml version="1.0"?>' to '<xml version="1.0">' at line 64, the http query is good... One could thing <? is interpreted by php, but in fact no... it also works if i keep the <? and ?> in the xml and change another things (add an echo somewhere, but this trick doesn't work all the time) As the result is very random, i think file_get_contents doesn't get all data from the string, leaving some \r\n, which mess the following http query, maybe something like that... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=45540&edit=1

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