#23617 [Csd->Bgs]: Your website gives me a php error
| From: | goba@php.net | Date: | Wed, 14 May 2003 21:33:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | #23617 [Csd->Bgs]: Your website gives me a php error | ||
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ID: 23617
Updated by: goba@php.net
Reported By: jake at olefsky dot com
-Status: Closed
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Website problem
Operating System: Your website
PHP Version: 4.3.2RC2
New Comment:
Should be bogus, as no bug existed to correct...
Previous Comments:
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[2003-05-14 16:23:19] jake at olefsky dot com
It was the cache! Dang proxy!
I'm sorry for leading you on a wild goose chase. Thanks for your
responses. Its good to see an active and responsive bug resolving
crew.
-Jake
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[2003-05-14 12:28:13] goba@php.net
This must come from cache. This error was fixed days before... We also
have an Activestate awards news item since yesterday, so I am sure you
are not seeing a fresh copy of the page.
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[2003-05-14 12:27:24] pollita@php.net
I *do* appreciate your desire to help out but there is definately some
critical piece of information missing here.
#1) That snap is *not* 5 minutes old. That much is obvious from the
missing news item.
#2) Noone else is seeing that error message since it was last fixed.
My *theory*, is that your corporate firewall is caching the page. This
would explain the lack of the most recent news item (which was added
two days ago) and the presense of the error message despite the script
having been fixed.
I'd like you to try something to circumvent possible caching by your
firewall.
Browse to: http://www.php.net/?a=12345
This *should* tell any caching proxy to forcibly reload the page (using
the GET parameter). This may or may not work, but it's the simplest
approach.
Baring that, try the following script from behind your firewall:
<?php
$fp = fopen('http://www.php.net',
'r');
var_dump($http_response_header);
?>
If the page is being cached, the caching proxy should tell you in the
response header when it was originally rendered.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to explore this.
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[2003-05-14 11:15:09] jake at olefsky dot com
This isn't a temporary error. Its been happening for over 2 weeks. I
took a snapshot of the error 5 minutes ago. You can see it here:
http://offsky.com/transfer/example.jpg
The error doesnt bother me, I just thought I'd be a good samaritan.
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[2003-05-14 10:51:32] pollita@php.net
This was fixed fairly quickly upon being introduced, several changes
are being made on the php.net site, we apologize for temporary errors
which occur during this process.
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