[Fwd: Re: Output Buffer - Bug #15613]

Any WindowsXP users can confirm this? (I don't have XP :) The user says only XP send garbages. -- Yasuo Ohgaki -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: Output Buffer - Bug #15613 Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 15:34:31 +0200 From: recbox@ins.bg (A. Chorbadjiev) Reply-To: "A. Chorbadjiev" <recbox@ins.bg> To: php-dev@lists.php.net Newsgroups: php.dev References: <20020219102517.24932.qmail@php2.chek.com> <emaildo3c722a008fdcc.20020219103336.66387@thebrainroom.com> <3C723862.10707@yahoo.com> <20020219170352.4027.qmail@pb1.pair.com> <3C737658.7040708@yahoo.com> Hi, php 4.1.1 + apache 1.3.22 + XP pro (don't ask why) SAPI from the standard binary distribution A good example for the problem is the phpinfo() call since it produces a relatively large page. The infinite reloading occurs only over HTTP 1.1, over HTTP 1.0 the page loads ok but the garbage data still occurs. The access log says the request(s) made over http1.1 (when the browser does a dozen reloads) is logged with status success (200). Regards, Assen Chorbadjiev "Yasuo Ohgaki" <yasuo_ohgaki@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:3C737658.7040708@yahoo.com...

A. Chorbadjiev wrote:

Hi, without output buffering turned on, wheter invoked with a handler or explicit i'm getting garbage data and/or infinite reloading of the page. It

was already reported and I think its still open (#14865). Everything is ok

if the buffer size is > 4096. It happens only on XP (in my case). Asen Chorbadjiev

This is really strange, since PHP just output one by one when output buffer is not used. What is your SAPI? ISAPI? It sounds like SAPI problem rather than output buffering. -- Yasuo Ohgaki

"Yasuo Ohgaki" <yasuo_ohgaki@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:3C723862.10707@yahoo.com...

Wez Furlong wrote:

Hey, Can someone who knows the output buffer code take a look at this bug? I only got involved just in case it was an abvious mistake, but it

doesn't

look like it and I'm not yet an output buffer guru. It seems odd that it works OK under NT but not under XP, so perhaps it is an apache-under-XP problem? --Wez.

Is the user using iconv? mbstring? I guess the user is not using them, but if the user is using them. The user must turn off conversion. -- Yasuo Ohgaki

On 19/02/02, wez@php.net wrote:

ID:               15613
Updated by:       wez@php.net
-Summary:          readfile doesn't  work correctly with WIndows XP
Reported By:      khoukaz@web.de
Status:           Feedback
Bug Type:         Output Control

Operating System: Windows XP (Professional)

PHP Version:      4.1.1

New Comment: Yuk! Do you have output buffering enabled, and/or gzip compression? (Just to confirm).

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