#19518 [Opn]: First four characters of form output cut off in 4.2.3
| From: | erica@php.net | Date: | Fri, 20 Sep 2002 10:59:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | #19518 [Opn]: First four characters of form output cut off in 4.2.3 | ||
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ID: 19518
Updated by: erica@php.net
Reported By: erica@php.net
Status: Open
Bug Type: mbstring related
Operating System: Sun Cobalt RaQ 550 (Linux)
PHP Version: 4.2.3
New Comment:
Oh, forgot to mention that I do need mbstring functions in there,
because I do have Japanese clients, and I am going to be distributing
the package to several others who will probably need it as well.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-09-20 05:58:12] erica@php.net
Oi. What a nasty bug. I went ahead and voted for the other submission.
So what now? Downgrade to 4.2.2? I'm reluctant to implement the fix
suggested because it hasn't been approved by the PHP developers. What
are your thoughts?
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[2002-09-20 05:31:32] wez@php.net
Don't configure using --enable-mbstr-enc-trans.
Search the bug db/php-dev list for more background.
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[2002-09-20 04:06:52] erica@php.net
I'm making a PHP package for the RaQ550. I started with PHP 4.2.3
source and am using checkinstall to make an RPM.
PHP cuts off the first four characters of form submissions. I believe
this is a bug with my specific configuration. This bug is reproducible
with register_globals both on and off.
Here is my phpinfo(): http://server3.simpli.biz/info.php
Here's a test where you can enter form field information.
http://server3.simpli.biz/form_field_test.php
(Source: http://server3.simpli.biz/form_field_test.phps
-- "view
source" to see it properly)
Notice that I'm posting the raw post data as well, so you can see that
all of the characters do get passed properly to PHP.
I'm using the php.ini-recommended with register_globals turned on for
testing purposes. Help would be greatly appreciated.
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