From:             [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Operating system: Linux (dist. unknown)
PHP version:      4.2.2
PHP Bug Type:     Scripting Engine problem
Bug description:  Script re-executes instead of timing out


 I have a script I've used to send MIME-encoded mails. The script reads in
an address file, explodes it into an array then sends a mail message to
each address. I tested the script before with some 30-40 addresses and it
worked fine. Then I commented out the line that sends the mail and instead
printed the address to make sure the addresses are correct before
sending.

 Being fairly confident I then un-commented the line, removed the print()
and re-ran the script. Once.

 My browser didn't receive a reply in the next 20 minutes. I never
repeated the request. However, I know the script has run at least nine
times, with no loop in it that could possibly cause that.

 The effect being, that a load of people have received a lot of what they
now consider spam, and are rather angry.

 So, am I looking at 
a) a bug or a feature of the browser that caused the page to be
re-requested (at least nine times) 
b) a bug in php that caused a re-run instead of a timeout or 
c) my reflection in the mirror as I realise that the error has been mine?

Here's the offending script:
<?php
        error_reporting(E_ALL);
        include('htmlMimeMail.php');
        $mail = new htmlMimeMail();
        $logo = $mail->getFile('xxxx.gif');
        $fd = fopen("xxxx.txt","r");
                $rivi = '';
        while (!feof($fd))
                {
                        $rivi .= fgets($fd, 1000);
                }
       fclose ($fd);
                $sendTo = explode("\n",$rivi);
        $html = $mail->getFile('xxxx.html');
        $mail->setHtml($html);
        $mail->addHtmlImage($logo, 'xxxx.gif', 'image/gif');
                $mail->setFrom('"xxxxxx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>');
                $mail->setSubject('xxxxxxxxx');
                $mail->setHeader('X-Mailer', 'xxxxxxxx');
                $count = 0;
                foreach($sendTo as $rec)
                { 
                        $result = $mail->send(array($rec), 'mail');
                        $count++;
                }
                        echo "$count Mails sent!";
?>

-Lauri Kotilainen-

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