FW: php-4.0RC1 HTTP PUT method

> Hello, > > I use Apache version 1.3.12 and php-4.0RC1 as a dynamic Apache module > on Linux, and Solaris. > > For my project, I need to have the http PUT method support in Php. > So I add the directive > Script PUT /put.php > to the httpd.conf Apache configuration file. > > When I publish an html document, everything goes right : > the /put.php file is executed. > > But when I publish a php document, for example /index.php , > this is not the /put.php file that is executed, but the file that > need to be published : /index.php > > This is not a problematic behavior for my application, > I can do with it, but it just seems strange to me and I wonder > if it's a normal behavior that will continue in future version of > Php or if it is due to Apache configuration. > > > I have tried to add the code that save the published document in the > temporary file $PHP_UPLOADED_FILE_NAME. > It is based on the patch from Manuel Lemos, and on the code of Php4 > for POST file upload. > That's the first time I look at the Php code so there might be some > incoherence but it works for me. > I would appreciate some feedback. > > Ludovic Gauthier > ludovic.gauthier@ensimag.imag.fr > > > diff php-4.0RC1/main.c php-4.0RC1_with_PUT/main.c > 971a972,975 > > if (!_gpc_flags[0] && !SG(headers_sent) && > > SG(request_info).request_method && !strcasecmp(SG(request_info).request_method, > > "PUT")) { > > php_treat_data(PARSE_PUT, NULL ELS_CC PLS_CC SLS_CC); /* PUT Data */ > > _gpc_flags[0]=1; > > } > > diff php-4.0RC1/php_variables.h php-4.0RC1_with_PUT/php_variables.h > 41a42 > > #define PARSE_PUT 4 > > diff php-4.0RC1/php_variables.c php-4.0RC1_with_PUT/php_variables.c > 250a251,255 > > if (arg==PARSE_PUT) { > > sapi_handle_put(SLS_C); > > return; > > } > > > > diff php-4.0RC1/SAPI.h php-4.0RC1_with_PUT/SAPI.h > 134a135 > > SAPI_API void sapi_handle_put(SLS_D); > > diff php-4.0RC1/SAPI.c php-4.0RC1_with_PUT/SAPI.c > 31a32,34 > > #include "ext/standard/file.h" /* for php_file_le_uploads() */ > > #include "php_variables.h" > > > 111a115,176 > > > > > > SAPI_API void sapi_handle_put(SLS_D) { > > char *fn; // temporary uploded file name > > FILE *fp; // temporary file pointer > > long length; // file length > > > > int to_read_bytes, read_bytes = 0; > > int write_bytes = 0; > > char* buf=0; > > > > //php_log_err("sapi_handle_put"); > > > > ELS_FETCH(); // i don't know what it do, and if it is needed. It was used in > > PLS_FETCH(); // rfc1867.c when handling file upload > > > > length = SG(request_info).content_length; > > fn = tempnam(PG(upload_tmp_dir), "php"); > > > > if (length > PG(upload_max_filesize)) { > > php_error(E_WARNING, "Max file size of %ld bytes exceeded - PUT file > > not saved", > > PG(upload_max_filesize)); > > SG(sapi_headers).http_response_code = 413; // Request Entity Too Large > > fn = "none"; > > } else { > > fp = fopen(fn,"wb"); > > if (!fp) { > > php_error(E_WARNING, "File PUT Error - Unable to open > > temporary file [%s]", > > fn); > > SG(sapi_headers).http_response_code = 500; // Internal Server > > Error > > return; > > } > > > > buf = emalloc(length > SAPI_POST_BLOCK_SIZE ? SAPI_POST_BLOCK_SIZE : > > length); > > to_read_bytes = length; > > while (to_read_bytes > 0) { > > read_bytes = sapi_module.read_post(buf, > > (to_read_bytes > SAPI_POST_BLOCK_SIZE ? > > SAPI_POST_BLOCK_SIZE : to_read_bytes) SLS_CC > > ); > > if (read_bytes<=0) > { > > break; > > } > > to_read_bytes -= read_bytes; > > write_bytes += fwrite(buf,1,read_bytes,fp); > > > > } > > if (buf) { > > efree(buf); > > } > > fclose(fp); > > zend_list_insert(fn,php_file_le_uploads()); > > /* Tell PHP about the file so the destructor can unlink it later > > */ > > if (write_bytes != length) { > > php_error(E_WARNING, "Only %d bytes were written, expected to > > write %ld", > > write_bytes, length); > > SG(sapi_headers).http_response_code = 500; // Internal Server > > Error > > } > > } > > php_register_variable("PHP_UPLOADED_FILE_NAME",fn,NULL ELS_CC PLS_CC); > > } > >