Before I look into this further, can someone confirm that fopen on a zip
stream should return something other than a null?
I've a zip called test.zip which contains 5 files,
a.txt,b.txt,c.txt,d.txt and yes, e.txt
The zip is valid and can be unzipped using unzip on linux.
Running the following code returns a null for each of the pointers reads
the first and 2nd files and finally loops somewhere in the fgets code at
100% cpu at the end of b.txt:-
$names=array('a.txt',
'b.txt',
'c.txt',
'd.txt',
'e.txt');
foreach($names as $name)
{
$fp=fopen('zip:///tmp/test.zip#'.$name,'r');
echo $name.':'.var_export($fp)."\n";
while(!feof($fp))
{
$r=fgets($fp);
echo '.';
};
fclose($fp);
};
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