ID: 42825 Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: christopher dot graham at digforfire dot co dot uk -Status: Open +Status: Feedback Bug Type: CGI related Operating System: Windows Server 2003 PHP Version: 5.2.4 New Comment:
I think it actually does already have such notice if tmpdir is not writable. Make sure you have error_reporting/display_errors setup so that you can see all errors. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-10-02 12:38:58] christopher dot graham at digforfire dot co dot uk I've just tested and I was able to write into this directory from the same HTTPauth user that I've been having the problem with. I think your question was rhetorical, but even so, I would think something like a PHP_NOTICE would help. If not this at least some kind of feedback from PHP would be helpful IMHO, to be able to trace the problem rather than guess at potential causes. I'm just trying to be helpful here and get the information to help the problem be fixed in case others stumble upon it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-10-02 12:23:46] [EMAIL PROTECTED] >This is likely somehow related to how the CGI process will be >executed under a different username to usual. So it's just a permissions issue, isn't it? >phpinfo returns the correct upload_tmp_dir even though the tmp files >are not actually put there; I tested this on the same page request as >seeing the tmp path as being incorrect. Well, if it can't put the files there because of wrong permissions, what would you expect it to do? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-10-02 11:57:49] christopher dot graham at digforfire dot co dot uk It's a standard CGI install of the latest PHP maintenance release, on IIS (Windows Server 2003). The authentication involved on this domain is standard IIS installation that happens when 'Anonymous Access' is turned off (i.e. you log in, via HTTPauth, using the credentials of a valid system user - PHP then runs as that user). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-10-02 11:17:32] [EMAIL PROTECTED] You give very little info how you've setup PHP but I'm guessing it's under IIS as CGI (or FastCGI?) ? If it's CGI/FastCGI, plase change the category accordingly. The "IIS Related" is for the ISAPI SAPI. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-10-02 09:46:56] christopher dot graham at digforfire dot co dot uk Description: ------------ If we turn off 'Anonymous Access' for a domain on IIS (so we have to log in via HTTP-auth), we find that file uploads are saved under a path other than what upload_tmp_dir specifies. This is likely somehow related to how the CGI process will be executed under a different username to usual. phpinfo returns the correct upload_tmp_dir even though the tmp files are not actually put there; I tested this on the same page request as seeing the tmp path as being incorrect. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=42825&edit=1
