#24053 [Com]: include issues spurious "stream" warning that clutters up the page ...

ID: 24053 Comment by: kriek at jonkriek dot com Reported By: jphey at netdoor dot com Status: Bogus Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem Operating System: Linux 2.4.20 PHP Version: 4.3.2 New Comment: I had to form absolute paths out of my relative ones. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-06-06 15:43:01] admin at 1000rpm dot net I don't think this should have a bogus status. Have a search for the error message on google, tons of sites are getting this error. It's pretty urgent, I'm already getting customers complaining. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-06-06 15:37:51] admin at 1000rpm dot net What about non-local files? The error still comes up for those... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-06-06 01:48:56] sniper@php.net Don't include local files via http://..., use the correct path. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-06-06 01:41:34] jphey at netdoor dot com My web hosting provider says the problem is merely that "error logging was set to all" and by changing that, the warning messages disappear. So perhaps this is not a bug, but an intended behavior. Still, I don't know why such a warning would be issued when no call to fseek had been made. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-06-06 00:25:22] jphey at netdoor dot com I have used the include "http://...." directive with great success. However, my web hosting company (hostforweb.com) must have just upgraded their PHP software within the last week, because now ALL my pages that use the include command include "Warning: main(): stream does not support seeking /home/americaf/public_html/agenda/index.php on line 1" The funny thing is, the actual include appears to "work" properly ... the file IS included in the stream! However, the warning message appears anyway. Here is a URL that demonstrates the problem: http://americafirstparty.org/agenda/index.php the first several lines of which are: =========== begin index.php source ========== <?php include "http://americafirstparty.org/includes/plainpageheader.shtml"; ?> <blockquote> <h1>National Committee Meeting Agenda</h1> <h3>Tuesday, May 20, 2003<br>Continued on May 27, 2003</h3> =========== end of source snippet ============ I know this bug was fixed earlier, but perhaps it has resurfaced? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=24053&edit=1