Bug #15667 Updated: problems with include()

ID: 15667 Updated by: norny@geocities.com Reported By: davey@its-explosive.net Status: Closed Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function Operating System: FreeBSD 4.4-RELEASE PHP Version: 4.1.1 New Comment: We worked out a solution in #php on OPN. Had to turn off expose_php. Rasmus said the problem was completely gone in 4.3.0. *shrug* Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-21 16:52:58] rasmus@php.net I figured this one out. Turns out his Server: string was massive overflowing our HTTP_HEADER_BLOCK_SIZE giving a weird effect. The problem seems to be gone in the 4.3 streams code. But a fix has been committed to 4.2. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-19 02:07:10] gottlieb@nuri.net It seems that this problem has something to do with the mode change of php engine when it meets include() function; I heard that when php engine meet include(), it turns into html mode. If it's true, there seems a high probablity that php engine recognize the mode change as having begun some output to the browser with html mode - not so consistently. Pls check this possibility. I hope my comment could help solving the problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-02-22 00:58:54] davey@its-explosive.net Whenever I include (or require) a page, using an http url as the file value (i.e. include("http://www.its-explosive.net/~davey/info.php");) I get this header added to the top of the page I've included. This does not happen when I use a relative path. http://www.its-explosive.net/~davey/header.php show what happen when I include the file info.php using a http url to it. --- <?php include("http://www.its-explosive.net/~davey/header.php"); ?> --- The contents of info.php are "<?php phpinfo(); ?>". http://www.its-explosive.net/~davey/noheader.php shows what happens when I include it using the relative path: --- <?php include("info.php"); ?> --- The only difference (in case you didn't go, or you missed it) is the text: --- X-Powered-By: PHP/4.1.1 Connection: close Content-Type: text/html --- is just added onto the top. If you goto the urls you will see my phpinfo(); and can perhaps glean some othre info from there. I do know that if someone else includes my PHP files in their website using the include("http://..."); code they also see the x-powered-by header... I've been looking around for a solution to this for weeks, I bet it's something simple, but I just can't find it. I hope you can help - Davey ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=15667&edit=1