#21145 [Opn]: CLI version of PHP always prints HTTP headers.
| From: | shiflett@php.net | Date: | Wed, 15 Jan 2003 15:43:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | #21145 [Opn]: CLI version of PHP always prints HTTP headers. | ||
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ID: 21145
Updated by: shiflett@php.net
Reported By: daeken@hotmail.com
Status: Open
Bug Type: Documentation problem
Operating System: Linux - Debian Woody
PHP Version: 4CVS-2002-12-22 (stable)
New Comment:
So what is the bug here? Does the documentation not mention the -q flag
or something?
daeken@hotmail.com, call your CLI/CGI version with the -q flag to
suppress headers.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-12-22 17:57:04] derick@php.net
When you compile both the CGI and CLI (without specifying install paths
and without other sapi's) make install will overwrite the installed CLI
version with the CGI one (both are installed by default into
/usr/local/bin). You can solve this by make install-cli (to overwrite
the installed CGI again).
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[2002-12-22 15:14:38] philip@php.net
Please explain to the doc team how to document this new behavior in
PHP, regarding the CLI/CGI build process. And the various problems
(such as this ncurses one) that may/will arise.
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[2002-12-22 12:55:46] daeken@hotmail.com
I just reconfigured with --enable-cli and recompiled with the same
results. It always says cgi in php -v, no matter if I configure it as a
CLI or not.
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[2002-12-22 12:49:55] daeken@hotmail.com
Just in case I wasn't clear enough on what HTTP headers where printed,
they follow:
Content-type: text/html
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.0-dev
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[2002-12-22 12:48:08] derick@php.net
try running "php -v" I bet you're using the CGI.
Not a bug -> bogus.
Derick
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