Re: Problem with connection_status() and Apache 1.3.12

Ok, I tried it with current PHP 3 CVS and it worked there as well. I can't think of anything that would be preventing this from working correctly. I suppose you could try explicitly setting your php3_ignore_user_abort in your httpd.conf file, but it shouldn't matter since the user-level ignore_user_abort() call should be overrding any php.ini or httpd.conf setting. -Rasmus On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, derek fong wrote: > I tried it again, this time varying the length of time I let the > browser keep outputting data. This is what my browser showed: > > 0...................................................... > > > Transfer interrupted! > > And this is what /tmp/done showed: > > i is 0 > i is 1 > i is 2 > i is 3 > i is 4 > i is 5 > i is 6 > > I even tried hitting my Stop button right after Netscape reported it > had found the site and was waiting for a response, but I got the same > results. I'm not going through a proxy or anything and as I said > earlier, this problem is manifesting itself on both an x86 RedHat > Linux 6.2 box (Apache 1.3.12/PHP 3.0.17 as a module) and my Power Mac > at home running MkLinux (Apache 1.3.12/PHP 4.0.3pl1 as a module). > What sort of network "issues" might cause this to fail if it's not a > bug in the code? > > -f > > > At 11:45 am -0800 11.6.00, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > >Well, it definitely works in the latest PHP 4 CVS. Are you sure you are > >hitting the stop button quickly enough? What is written to the file is > >slightly more than what you see in your browser. For example, I just ran > >it and my browser shows: > > > >0................................... > >1................................... > >2................................... > >> > >Transfer interrupted! > > > >And in /tmp/done I see: > > > >i is 0 > >i is 1 > >i is 2 > >i is 3 > >i is 4 > >i is 5 > >i reached 5 > >** the connection was aborted ** > > > >I will go back and try PHP 3.0.17 as well, but I don't see any code > >changes that would have broken this recently. > > > >-Rasmus > > > >On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, derek fong wrote: > > > >> At 10:36 am -0800 11.6.00, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > >> > > Yet when I hit the Stop button in Netscape to abort the script before > >> >> it's done, /tmp/done still contains all seven lines as if the script > >> >> had run to completion. I've searched high and low in the manual and > >> >> php-general for anything that might shed light on this, but haven't > >> >> found any solutions to my problem. Can somone please help? Is there > >> >> something in my configuration that isn't right? Was I supposed to > >> >> compile PHP with a certain directive turned on/off? > >> > > >> >No, you shouldn't need to do anything special. This should just work. > >> >Before I attack this, could you try 3.0.17 and let me know if the same > >> >thing is happening in that version? > >> > >> Thanks for the speedy response, Rasmus. I just tried this now and it > >> still doesn't work. FWIW, the configure line I used was: > >> > >> ./configure --with-mysql --with-xml --with-apxs=/home/web/bin/apxs > >> --enable-track-vars --with-openlink=/usr/local/openlink --with-gd > >> --enable-t1lib --with-ttf > >> > >> >You are running PHP as an Apache module, right? > >> > >> Yup. I also tried this at home with PHP 4.0.3pl1 running as an > >> Apache module under 1.3.12 with the same problem. :( > >> > > > -f > >> >