#17774 [Com]: connection_status() not returning correct result

ID: 17774 Comment by: neil.doody@talk21.com Reported By: neil@mpfreescene.com Status: Open Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem Operating System: FREEBSD 4.5-STABLE PHP Version: 4.0CVS-2002-06-15 New Comment: I found there may be flaws with that code, so I wrote something else to test if the function was fixed, and it appears not, here is the code, if somebody cancels I would expect it to put '0' into wank.txt :- <? function exitfp() { $fp = fopen("wank.txt","w"); fputs($fp, connection_status()); fclose($fp); } register_shutdown_function('exitfp'); if(connection_aborted() != true){print "0";} flush(); ignore_user_abort(true); $m = '50'; while(connection_aborted() != true and $m > $a){ sleep('1'); print connection_status(); flush(); $a = $a + 1; } exitfp(); ?> Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-09-25 07:38:18] neil.doody@talk21.com According to Bug #17265 this problem should be fixed rite? Well I downloaded the latest CVS like 5 minutes ago. THe following code snippets should return into a file that the connection was aborted, if this function was really fixed, rite?? well the outputs I am getting into my temp files to check the output of the script is "6077440 - 6076648 - 0 - not aborted - Keep-Alive" Heres the script :- while(!feof($pl_of) and !connection_aborted()) { $pl_buffer = fread($pl_of, 1024); echo($pl_buffer); flush(); $pl_sent = $pl_sent + 1024; } fclose ($pl_of); if ($pl_sent >= $pl_filesize){ $pl_totalsent = "100%"; }else{ $pl_totalsent = round((100 / $pl_filesize * $pl_sent),2) . "%"; } if (connection_aborted() == true){ $temp = 'aborted'; }else{ $temp = 'not aborted'; } $pl_totalsent = "$pl_sent - $pl_filesize - " . connection_status() . " - " . $temp . " - " . $_SERVER['HTTP_CONNECTION']; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-07-07 13:10:32] david@hexstream.f9.co.uk Has this bug been looked in to at all? Under FreeBSD, connection_status /always/ returns 0. I've never tried it with any other flavours of BSD. Regards, David. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-06-29 20:52:35] neil@mpfreescene.com Just thought id enquire a little about this Bug, has it been a bug fora long time? Do you think it will be sorted any time soon ? Do you think we may see it repaired for PHP 4.3.0-STABLE ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-06-15 19:51:50] sniper@php.net There's already some reports about this. But it's nice to have another. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-06-15 16:37:11] neil@mpfreescene.com Im runnig PHP 4.3.0CVS on Apache 2.x My problem is that I have written a script that sends content-dispostion headers to the browser and starts a download. When they user cancels the downloads, connection_status() is not reflecting this. I would assume that it shuold return a value of 1, USER ABORTED. Instead the script continues to run in the background by sending the file somewhere (limbo?). The script then reaches the end and terminates normally. After the script has terminated normally the value for connection_status() is still set at 0 NORMAL. Ive registered a shutdown function and tried all different methods like connection_aborted() which is FALSE, ive set ignore_user_abort() to TRUE and FALSE, but still alwasy the same result. A problem arrises that it is entering false information to my weblogs, i.e. its saying that the entire file was transferred when indeed it was canceled half way through. Im reading the file with fread() in 1K chunks and flushing in between, so as the script does not buffer everything and terminate prematurly, this is verified by the dump I have constructed at the end of the script to tell me what connection_status() is saying, which doesnt get written until you press to cancel the download or complete the download, so the script is definatly midway in progress at that time. Ive read in teh user contributed notes of somebody else expierencing the same problem as me, that was back in FEB-2002. The hack he has written to use netstat is far to resource intensive. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=17774&edit=1