Re: Strange server behavior

On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 9:31 PM, Jeffry Killen <jekillen@prodigy.net> wrote: > Hello; > I have been doing php for some time now and have never encountered this > type > of problem: > I have been trying to trace how much of the script is being run before the > server > terminates it and it does go fairly far along. I have been using print > statements > to trace how far it goes but the page requires a script for processing > form post vars. > In turn the required script requires further scripts. So once I get to the > second level > of included scripts, the print statement will not be active ( it will not > print back to the > browser). So can anyone with knowledge of how Apache interacts with php > shed > some light on this? IE the server terminates a script with: > <p class="err">Access to site, jekillen.com, is temporarily denied</p> > > Server problems: > > browser src: > 1: Hello??...<br /> > 2: Hello??...<br /> > 3: Hello??...<br /> > this page: /site2013Rev/extras/cms/index.php<br /> > <p class="err">Access to site, jekillen.com, is temporarily denied</p> > > page script: > > $_fileSelf = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); > if($_fileSelf == 'index.php') > { > $_fileSelf = './'; > } > $_FSpth = dirname($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']); > $_SERpth = dirname($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); > $_access = false; > $_subSel = ''; > $_scrollTo = ''; // for the sake of javascript scrolling. > $_contentMrkUp = ''; > $_router = ''; > $_scripts = ''; > // set in head for javascript to display in call to console.log() > $_jsTest = ''; > // new hidden field post variables creating heirarchy of post variables > $_topLevel = ''; > // check for global site access status > print "1: Hello??...<br />\n"; > if(file_exists('../../BB_status.php')) > { > print "2: Hello??...<br />\n"; > require_once('../../BB_status.php'); > print "3: Hello??...<br />\nthis page: > ".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."<br > />\n"; > if($_status == 'down') // $_status in this script is ' <status> ' > { > print "Hello??...<br />\n"; > print "<p>stat: ".$_status.": Access to site, jekillen.com, is > temporarily denied</p>"; > exit; > } > } > else > { > print "Site status file not found. Site is closed to access"; > exit; > } > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > > You seem to be missing the code after those f statements. From what You posted, I see that the $_status is not down (since it printed <p class="err"> as opposed to <p> with no Hello??...<br />\n text) and it is going on.