Re: PHP on NT Problem: "Resource id #1file opened.."

From: Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 18:37:18 +0000
Subject: Re: PHP on NT Problem: "Resource id #1file opened.."
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Sounds like you left some debug code in your script. If you put this: echo $fp; echo "file opened" Then that is what you would see. -Rasmus On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Waldo L. Jaquith wrote: > Folks, > > A client of mine (a Fortune 500 that sees PHP as a test case) has installed > PHP on their brand-new NT4 box. I don't know (sorry, I can't get in touch > with somebody who knows) what version, but I assume it to be 4.0.0, as it > was just installed this week. > > A very simple program that we've written (forces the browser to download a > text file as a TSF for use in Excel) isn't working on the new server. When > the form data is submitted (a date range), the following is printed: > > ---- > Resource id #1file opened.. > Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output > started at F:\wwwroot\orders\index.php3:70) in F:\wwwroot\orders\index.php3 > on line 100 > > Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output > started at F:\wwwroot\orders\index.php3:70) in F:\wwwroot\orders\index.php3 > on line 101 > ---- > > I'm certainly familiar with the warnings. It's "Resource id #1file > opened.." that worries me. "#1file"? ".."? An error with typos in > it has > all the signs of a Microsoft error. I assume that the warnings are the > result of this line being echoed. > > So the question is, what the heck is causing this error? (Or is it an > error?) I've got an @ in front of the fopen, so that should shut it up, in > case this is some weird idle remark being made by NT. I'm not quite sure of > what to do, but the client wants an answer now. The obvious ("It's a > Windows error, we can't help you") won't help them, and it won't help us. > No matter what is causing the problem, they'll see it as a PHP problem, and > we can't have that. > > Anybody have any ideas? I've run out of resources. Thanks, folks. > > Best, > Waldo > > Waldo L. Jaquith > < waldo@munkandphyber.com > > < 804/979.2980 > > // Munk & Phyber > // 110B Second Street NE > // Charlottesville, VA 22902 > > >

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