Wild Guesses:
Trailing spaces or even NULL characters may be confusing Blowfish in
some way.
You HAVE confirmed in every way possible that the inputs are the same,
right?...
I often use something like this with "View Source" in browser:
echo "'$input1' (", strlen($input1), ")<hr />";
to be certain that leading/trailing whitepsace isn't messing me up.
And be sure the the key also is the same -- An ASCII FTP transfer that
adds newlines or something can often be masked by modern tools. :-v
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I used the PEAR Blowfish package on my osx work machine, our redhat
linux server, and ubuntu at home and on all three machines got
different results. The data I had encrypted was user passwords. All
I did was just import the sql dump into the DB on all three machines
so it wasn't a problem of input error.
I looked on Google and found this link though:
http://www.codecomments.com/archive218-2005-7-541551.html
The author says it should work. But since I have already moved on to
using the mcrypt extension I'm not going to bother with the tests and
whatnot. Perhaps that might be an option for you D_C.