#23170 [NoF]: Strange violation of the namespace

ID: 23170 Updated by: kouber@php.net Reported By: kouber@php.net Status: No Feedback Bug Type: *General Issues Operating System: Win2000NT PHP Version: 4.3.2RC1 New Comment: Thank you Jani, I am no longer experiencing that problem. If I have additional information which can help us to "catch the bug", I'll add some comment. The biggest problem is that refreshing makes errors disappear. Regards. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-01 20:39:20] sniper@php.net No feedback was provided. The bug is being suspended because we assume that you are no longer experiencing the problem. If this is not the case and you are able to provide the information that was requested earlier, please do so and change the status of the bug back to "Open". Thank you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-04-26 06:54:51] sniper@php.net You really ought to know better how to report bugs.. You're not giving much information, like what apache version, and any example code that we can try ourselves.. And you should try the latest stable snapshot first too. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-04-24 03:58:15] kouber@php.net I'm not 100% sure that it's a bug in PHP itself, maybe it's Apache or MySQL, or even system related. But I am 100000% sure that it's not a bug IN MY CODE. I know well where to find help on using PHP, but actually this is 99% a bug IN PHP ITSELF. Caching the problem won't solve it! :) Here what I have today as output in my browser: xv>2src=™?bZ??>8u>?v>?u>MY_DEPARTMENTS The exact output contains many special symbols, so I made a screenshots to see them all: http://www.verax.info/ct/phpbugs/browser_output.jpg The script itself is: http://www.verax.info/ct/phpbugs/users.php.jpg The question, that maybe you're askin' yourself is, where the string 'MY_SEPARTMENTS' comes from. What I have with that name is a session variable (array)...but sure I don't want to see my session variables leaked all over my scripts. Thank you for your interest in PHP, too. ;) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-04-14 08:20:48] kouber@php.net Once again: Fatal error: Unknown function: VERAX() in d:\htdocs\ct\time_zone_client_edit.php on line 22 Post Request: http://localhost/ct/time_zone_client_edit.php 14 $query = "UPDATE 15 CLIENT 16 SET 17 timezone=$offset, 18 dst='$dst' 19 WHERE 20 client_sid='$CLIENT_SID'"; 21 query($query); 22 header("Location: ".(($ok==1)?"time_zone_client.php":$PHP_SELF)); 23 exit; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-04-11 10:42:54] kouber@php.net Very rarely (once, twice per week) I got strange errors in scripts. The last one is: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: verax() in d:\htdocs\ct\dist_channels.php on line 91 The request to the server is: http://localhost/ct/dist_channels.php?&id=33&subId=330&firstLink=1 O.K. Seems a trivial error for non-existent function. But! Actually anywhere in my code I don't have a call to that function. I checked even all the d:\htdocs directory for the word "verax" and wasn't found nowhere. I'm sure, I don't include ot require some external scripts. What I have on line 91 is: $res = $paging->query(); and the $query method of the $paging class is: function query() { return query($this->query." ORDER BY $this->sortby ".(($this->sorttype)?"DESC ":"")."LIMIT $this->frompage, $this->itemsperpage"); } and the query() function is: function query($query) { global $mysqlid; $result = mysql_query($query, $mysqlid); if (mysql_errno($mysqlid)) { echo $query."<br>\n".mysql_errno($mysqlid).": ".mysql_error($mysqlid)."\n"; mysql_close($mysqlid); exit; } else return $result; } Which leads me to the explanation that it's a MySQL related problem. Maybe. I didn't count the previous error messages. What actually scare me is the missing of the word "verax" in all my scripts and in php.ini. Only in the httpd.conf of the apache (1.3.x) exists that string, but commented. And finally, when I refresh the page, this error don't appear anymore...so I can't analize where the error comes from. A memory leak...or something in the apache module...I don't know. But it's strange. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=23170&edit=1