Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #2896 Updated: getenv("HTTP_USER_AGENT")returns an empty string

<cut> : > : getenv() only works with the low-level environment, and $HTTP_USER_AGENT : > is not a part of it. : > : : : > You're talking about the modular version here, right? : : Yes. In CGI, the server's way of sending you information is through the : real environment mechanism, so getenv() would work. In the module version : (of all of the currently existing servers), these variables aren't defined : in the environment, but rather, in specialized server tables, that you : need to access using a special API. The thin server modules do that for : you, but they don't define the variables in the environment, because it : would just be plain slow. Well, there might be a compability problem if you use the hash $HTTP_SERVER_VARS, as I just checked that in the CGI version, you don't copy the env structure into the hash...... can this be added?