Bug #2929: connectopn_aborted

From: mattias@umc.se Operating system: FreeBSD PHP version: 3.0.12 PHP Bug Type: Misbehaving function Bug description: connectopn_aborted I can not get the connection_aborted() function to work properly, without flushing the output buffer a couple of times first. Snip 1. Reports the connection as aborted if you interrupt the page download with "stop". Behaves correctly. <? ignore_user_abort(1); for($i=0; $i<7; $i++) { sleep(1); echo "$i<BR>"; flush(); } $fp = fopen("/tmp/conn.txt","a"); if(connection_aborted()) fputs($fp,"** the connection was aborted **\n"); else fputs($fp,"** the connection was OK **\n"); exit; ?> Snip 2. Says that the connection is OK, even though I've hit the "stop" button on my browser. <? ignore_user_abort(1); for($i=0; $i<7; $i++) { sleep(1); echo "$i<BR>"; // flush(); } $fp = fopen("/tmp/conn.txt","a"); if(connection_aborted()) fputs($fp,"** the connection was aborted **\n"); else fputs($fp,"** the connection was OK **\n"); exit; ?>