ID: 45637
Updated by: jani@php.net
Reported By: djbass at dsm dot id dot au
-Status: Open
+Status: Feedback
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: WinVista/Abyss X1
PHP Version: 5.2CVS-2008-07-27 (snap)
New Comment:
Those relevant ini options have 'cgi' in them. Try search for 'cgi' in
your php.ini. And the stock php.ini-dist has quite good explanations for
them too. How about you try actually with CGI under Apache, this bug was
in CGI binary ONLY. Also, make sure you do not have ANY old dlls, exes,
etc. from the old installation before you install the snapshot version.
You also have to shutdown your webserver first..
Previous Comments:
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[2008-07-27 13:38:25] djbass at dsm dot id dot au
I tried with Apache 2.2.9 and latest snapshot and the problem does not
seem to be apparent under that environment.
It is worth noting that under Apache PHP is being used as a module
wheras Abyss X1 (http://www.aprelium.com/abyssws/download.php) is using
php-cgi.exe
Given there are hundreds of INI options and it is unclear to me which
relate specifically to CGI you'll have to tell me which ones you need
info on.
All I can tell you is that it is a stock install of PHP 5.2.7-dev with
the PHP_CURL, PHP_GD2 & PHP_MYSQL extensions loaded.
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[2008-07-27 11:10:07] jani@php.net
Please try using Apache instead. I can't reproduce this problem with
Apache and latest 5.2 snapshot.
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[2008-07-27 11:08:23] jani@php.net
More like how you have configured PHP. INI options specific to CGI,
etc.
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[2008-07-27 10:20:17] djbass at dsm dot id dot au
Can you be more specific as to what information you feel is missing.
I originally read the how-to for reporting and looked at previous bug
reports as a guideline.
Nothing complex is required to reproduce the bug.
I have various PHP scripts running under a locally installed web server
(http://localhost).
Until recently I had not had any specific problems until I tried to do
a new Joomla install. It always errored out with a 500 Internal Server
Error.
I traced the problem to a line of code containing
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
When I output the variable it always contains a duplicate path of
itself. Eg:
http://localhost/apc/test.php
Produces:
/apc/test.php/apc/test.php
http://localhost/joomla/index.php
Produces:
/joomla/index.php/joomla/index.php
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[2008-07-27 08:55:41] djbass at dsm dot id dot au
Description:
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Path output via PHP_SELF is duplicated.
Appears to be same as http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=42523 but still
occuring in latest CVS Snapshot.
Running on Windows Vista with Abyss Web Server X1.
Reproduce code:
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echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
Expected result:
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/joomla/index.php
Actual result:
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/joomla/index.php/joomla/index.php
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