#16676 [Com]: ob_implicit_flush not turning off ob

ID: 16676 Comment by: lize at tsinghua dot org dot cn Reported By: norny at yahoo dot com Status: Wont fix Bug Type: Output Control Operating System: Slackware 8.0 PHP Version: 4.2.0 New Comment: I found a solution: set output_buffering = 0 in php.ini then ob_implicit_flush() does its work as it's assumed. //using Internet Explorer 6.0 Interesting? Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-04-13 22:02:35] lize at tsinghua dot edu dot cn I've met the same problem as norny under apache1.3.20/php4.3.1(cli) I read throughly through the list, and felt that the ob_implicit_flush question was not clearly responsed. //maybe I'm wrong. I need to let ob_implicit_flush do its work as its statement in the manual or other requirements needed to let it work properly. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-11 17:32:11] wez@php.net As of PHP 4.3.0 you can use an alternative php.ini named: php-{sapi}.ini, where {sapi} is the name of the sapi you are using. So, for the cli, php will look for php-cli.ini before it tries php.ini. For cgi it will look for php-cgi.ini etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-11 17:27:35] norny at yahoo dot com We don't seem to be communicating very well. I've been wanting to shut off buffering this whole time. Your suggestion to not buffer if I don't need it is just telling me what I already want to do. I've been trying to use the functions documented in the manual that are supposed to shut it off, but they have a big "Won't fix" label on them in the bug database. How about if I word it differently. I want the default buffer handling set in php.ini for my webpage output, but I don't want buffers for my command line scripts. I want those to output something to STDOUT as soon as it comes to a echo/print. If I don't use ob_end_flush, ob_implicit_flush, or ini_set, then what should I use to turn off buffering in my command line scripts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-11 17:08:45] yohgaki@php.net And don't forget that some buffers should never be deleted once it's started. The error message is raised, since some users don't know it shouldn't. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-11 17:05:17] yohgaki@php.net Since current output buffer is statelss even if some buffers need stateful handling to prevent crashes/malformed output/ etc. Don't start buffer if you don't need it. Complain people who insisted this behavior. Search php-dev archive ;) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/16676 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=16676&edit=1