ID: 30301
Comment by: ger_stingray427 at yahoo dot com
Reported By: phpbug at zone-mr dot ath dot cx
Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: IIS related
Operating System: Windows 2003 Server
PHP Version: 5.0.2
New Comment:
before year 2004 this function worked ?
maybe we request new feature and this function works, but not as
expected for us.
Previous Comments:
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[2008-09-22 06:41:57] samedi at online dot de
I am having exactly the same problem! (Using PHP 5.2.6)
Four years and this bug does really still exist?
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[2007-06-01 16:50:14] mike at dodgeit dot com
How about fixing this bug thats been open since 2004!!!
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[2007-04-19 05:14:30] benb at dpac dot tas dot gov dot au
I too am experiencing this problem with Apache 2.2.4 and PHP 5.2.1 on
Ubuntu. Kernel 2.6.
Using a similar script to the one listed above. Connection_status()
returns 0, as does connection_aborted.
However I am streaming video. When streaming this amount of data, the
connection does in fact hang as the image data can't make it to the
client.
I added a shutdown function with register_shutdown_function() to verify
this though. Several minutes after my on-disk log file stops recording
data being sent, the shutdown function writes a message to the same log
file to say that the script has finally been terminated.
So i'm assuming that apache is still trying to send data to the client
even though they're no longer listening and it's the apache
write_timeout that's finally killing the thread.
Because the script is effectively dead in the water while waiting for
data to be received by the client, i can't put in any timeout code to
compensate. So i'm about to try and put a set_time_limit(10) call before
each data transmission so that an output hang is (hopefully) handled
after 10 seconds rather than several minutes.
It would be great though if this was fixed. It would make life so much
easier!
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[2007-02-13 21:02:32] akravtsov at rogers dot com
I am having the same problem! I have tried everything. This has not
been fixed since Oct 2004??
This is my code:
<?php
//ob_end_flush();
//This should make it work:
set_time_limit(0);
ignore_user_abort(false);
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set("max_execution_time", "0");
$x = 0;
$error = fopen("file.txt", "a");
echo "Beginning neverending loop";
//Alternate method
register_shutdown_function("help");
while($x < 40)
{
//ob_end_clean();
//ob_start();
$xx = $x."__Connstat: ".connection_status()."Aborted?
".connection_aborted()."\r\n\r\n";
echo $xx;
fwrite($error, $xx, strlen($xx)); //This is written fine.
$x++;
flush(); //If I include this flush, the program stops when I
hit the
stop button. If I don't, it doesn't stop even if I hit the stop button.
sleep(1);
if(connection_status() != 0 || connection_aborted())
{
$msg = "QUIT";
fwrite($error, $msg, strlen($msg));
exit();
}
}
function help()
{
$f = fopen("test.txt", "a");
$m = "QUIT";
fwrite($f, $m, strlen($m));
fclose($f);
exit();
}
?>
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[2006-02-08 14:30:09] phpbug at paragontech dot com
Try to do a ob_end_flush(); at the top of your script.
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