ID: 16842
Updated by: m@burkmat.nu
Reported By: sanya@mail.ru
Status: Open
Bug Type: HTTP related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 4.2.0
New Comment:
Apparently phpinfo() and phpversion() reads from php4ts.dll, which
still was version 4.1.1 on my dev-machine. I simply replaced php4ts.dll
(in \WINNT\system32) with the one that came in the php-4.2.1-Win32
distribution and header() now works flawless :)
Previous Comments:
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[2002-06-07 14:10:27] m@burkmat.nu
When I upgraded from 4.1.1 to 4.2.1 I got this problem too. I've gone
through all of php.ini, comparing the values of 4.1.1 with those of
4.2.1. After some modifications (and apache/php restart), header()
still does not work. Even though the values in php.ini are the same.
The weird thing is that Apache says it's running PHP/4.2.1 (as
currently installed) but phpinfo() and phpversion() both say it's still
4.1.1. Even weirder is that "php -v" and "php -i" both says 4.2.1.
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[2002-06-06 14:30:31] juts@atlantic.net
This bug is two weeks old. Does anyone have any updates?
Thanks.
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[2002-05-25 11:33:33] ashpool7@yahoo.com
Have the same problem with 4.2.1. Similar to carstenseiler.
Windows NT SP6a + Hotfixes on Apache 1.3.23. Running as module.
Downgrading to 4.1.1 fixes it.
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[2002-05-08 00:32:44] carstenseiler@hotmail.com
PHP 4.2 with Apache 2.035 on Win2k Professional SP2
After upgrading to V4.2 I immediately had problems with the header()
function. Even a simple script:
<?php
header("Location: index.php");
?>
does not work. Blank page.
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[2002-05-07 10:07:41] ray@codemain.com
Oops. Pardon the above accidental comment submission.
I have experienced this problem which causes the PHP to not complete
the request. It appears that the culprit is the exit() construct. It
also occurs with the die() function. If you remove the exit(); call,
the script does not error.
if($_GET['test'])
{
header('Location: http://www.host.dom/otherdir/");
exit();
}
else
{
echo 'ok..';
}
f you call the above script as script.php?test=1 with a valid URL for
redirect, you will see this error manifest itself.
(Confirmed under FreeBSD 4.2)
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