Re: PHP4/Apache2 Content-Length stripped?

Jason Barnett wrote: > Stoian Ivanov wrote: >> Richard Lynch wrote: >> >> >>>Stoian Ivanov wrote: >>> >>>>I'm writing a wap download script involving dynamic image resizing and >>>>so on. I've notice that some phones are quitting in the mids of http >>>>transfer. >>>>After looking further I found out that headers() is sometimes ignored or >>>>stripped. I've googled around and found in a perl forum that flush-ing >>>>helps but in PHP4.3.10/Apache2/Gentoo/linux2.6 it seems to not help (at >>>>least in my configuration) Is there a work-around or something... >>>> (I'm going to post same question in apache's mailiing list..) >>> >>>WILD GUESS >>> >>>It sounds like the phones are simply ignoring any image larger than X >>>bytes. >> > > Actually, I thought that size limitations would be an issue as well. > Especially for images... and especially for my dinosaur of a phone :) > >> >> Some may ignore most won't. Modern phones have megabytes of memory. >> Anyway this is not the problem. There is a fine working custom http >> server but it > > Wish you would have stated the original problem in the first place then! > All is not lost. If I were you I would start by going to > http://www.hawhaw.de and checking to see if that fit my needs. > From what I sow hawhaw is a php library/site/whatever which might be good in what it is supposed to but the main problem (as stated in the subject) is Content-Length header beaning removed alldough header ('Content-Length:' $size) call is made in code :(