Bug #11632 Updated: Bad Request on most Sites

ID: 11632 User Update by: cheapsalsa@yahoo.com Old-Status: Feedback Status: Open Bug Type: HTTP related Operating system: Red Hat Linux 7.0 Standard PHP Version: 4.0.6 Description: Bad Request on most Sites Yes, (my intranet site address, which I use the script on, is http://intranet) If I requested "http://intranet" I would get a 400 error and in the Apache log, it would say "Invalid URI 'GET HTTP/1.0'" instead of a valid request "GET / HTTP/1.0" BUT, if I request "http://intranet/" (WITH THE END SLASH), everything works fine! Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-06-27 13:43:43] sniper@php.net No, this works for me just fine. Do you get any error messages? In apache logs? --Jani --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-06-25 09:34:18] cheapsalsa@yahoo.com ok...do you see what I mean? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-06-23 16:49:38] sniper@php.net reclassified. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-06-23 15:28:40] cheapsalsa@yahoo.com Whoa! I figured something out. If I request http://finance.yahoo.com (without the last slash) I get 400 errors, but with the slash (http://finance.yahoo.com/) it works fine. As does any other page on the site (http://finance.yahoo.com/index.html) I think PHP is sending "GET HTTP/1.0" because I used the script on MY site and in my error log file, it says "Invalid URI 'GET HTTP/1.0'" --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-06-23 15:22:45] cheapsalsa@yahoo.com I have created a webpage to get the HTTP headers of a page. This worked fine with 4.0.5 (using the $http_request_header variable.) But, in 4.0.6, almost all websites give me a 400 Bad Request Error when using this script. To get the webpages I use $pagefile=file("http://$url"); where $url is the url (without the http://) I want to use. The only site I have found that does not give me a 400 error is www.yahoo.com. As I said, this script worked fine with 4.0.5 and I have not changed anything since using 4.0.6. I just installed PHP 4.0.6 today (June 23.) I compiled it with Apache 1.3.20 using all the same configure stuff, etc... Compiling process went normal. I can usually debug things like this, but I cannot figure out what would have caused this one. I am guessing PHP is sending corrupted requests, but I really don't know. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online. Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=11632