From: laurentschoenaers at gmail dot com
Operating system: Linux
PHP version: 4.4.7
PHP Bug Type: Output Control
Bug description: ob_start() crashes after login
Description:
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Hey guys,
I'm running a website, and since yesterday at midnight some part of my
script stopped to run. Nothing has been changed in the scripts and my host
even reïnstalled to whole server for me to make sure the problem isn't
server-related. But still the problem is still here.
If I comment my ob_start() function, the sites starts good, but only parts
are shown and full of header error. Ok no problem, but I want the
ob_start() to be there, but then the site doesn't load, the browser gives a
"page not found error'.
Here's the situation:
I use the ob_start() script on all my pages (homepage, usersection and
adminpanel). Only in the usersection it suddenly stopped to work properly.
After several mails with my host they say there is an "exit signal
segmental fault" or something. How can I resolve this? And how come that
suddenly it stopped to work while nothing was changed to the server nor to
the scripts?
Reproduce code:
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in the top file:
<?php
function callback($buffer)
{
return (ereg_replace("nothing", "nothing", $buffer));
}
ob_start("callback");
?>
In the bottom file:
<?
mysql_close();
ob_end_flush();
?>
Expected result:
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After a login the usersection should be loaded. Which worked fine till
yesterday at midnight.
Actual result:
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The browsers gives a blank page with "page not found" error.
With the ob_start() commented, it only shows parts of the code, with
suddenly some uncompiled html tages in my page. But mostly only 75% of the
html-code gets through, and the other 25% gets ignored.
I use in my files:
<?
include("include/ig_top.php");
...
include("include/ig_bottom.php");
?>
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Submitted twice:
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