Re: Re: Why PHP always reports X-Power?

Hi, David: You are right, there exits some error in my php.ini, and browser will not reports errpr if I comment all extension off in php.ini, if any one exist, browser reports error. but I want to know, if in this way, does that means I can't use any other extension dlls loaded? By the way, I downloaded PHP 4.0.1 from www.php.net, but I can't use it anyway. If I extract the php.exe file to a folder and php4ts.dll to SYSTEM32 and call any php file from IE, Windows 2000 always reports with a dialog saying: "Can't locate Program extrance ts_resource_ex at the Dynamic Libary php4ts.dll ". So I can't follow the second way you supplied by upgrading to Version 4.0.1 to correct this problem. And the error dialog is attached, anyhow, it's in Chinesse not English. ;--) Thanks, Edward ------------------------------------- # Edward Wong # # # # E-Mail:wyuanzheng@21cn.com # # Phone: 86-21-63615261 * 207 # # # # iSpaceBank Group, Shanghai, China # # # ------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Robley" <huntsman@www.nisu.flinders.edu.au> To: <wyuanzheng@21cn.com> Cc: <teo@digiro.net>; <php-general@lists.php.net> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 3:39 PM Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: [PHP-DB] Re: [PHP] Why PHP always reports X-Power? > On 30 Jun, To: wyuanzheng@21cn.com wrote: > > On 30 Jun, Edward Wong wrote: > >> Hi, Teodor: > >> > >> Thanks for response. I set "expose_php" off in php.ini, and > >> "X-Power" disappears, > >> but still left "Content-type: text/html "; In another words, it reports > >> "X-Power by PHP4, Content-type: text/html " but now it reports "Content-type: > >> text/html ", > >> > >> How to get rid of this message too? > >> > >> Thanks. > >> > > > > > If you are getting that message in your browser, you probably have an > > error somewhere that is causing your headers to be send as content. This > > was covered earlier today - have a quick look in the archive. > > > Never mind - here it is, courtesy of Zeev: > > In fact, it always emits the X-Powered-By line. Normally, however, this > line becomes a part of the HTTP header and is transparent to the end user. > > You end up seeing it in your browser only if something goes wrong during > the startup phase of PHP, usually due to a parse error of the php.ini > file, or an invalid or missing extension referenced from it. This results > in emitting an error message, which the Web server identifies as the HTTP > header; The X-Powered-By line that follows is then considered as a part > of the document body, which is why you end up seeing it in your browser. > > This problem occurs only under Windows, since Windows considers stderr > output (through which the error message is reported) no different from > stdout output. > > PHP 4.0.1 solves this problem by presenting a Windows message-box that > describes the error, which you can hardly miss. Once you notice what the > error is and fix it (again, most probably by fixing php.ini) - the problem > will be gone. > > > -- > David Robley | WEBMASTER & Mail List Admin > RESEARCH CENTRE FOR INJURY STUDIES | > http://www.nisu.flinders.edu.au/ > AusEinet | > http://auseinet.flinders.edu.au/ > Flinders University, ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA >