ID: 24053
Comment by: choinet at rocketmail dot com
Reported By: jphey at netdoor dot com
Status: No Feedback
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Linux 2.4.20
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
The other hosts that worked fine did not have the Zend Optimizer, just
to clarify.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-01-16 04:15:51] choinet at rocketmail dot com
To the two comments asking about using variables defined in the remote
file, one must realize that the external file is parsed and the html
output is only returned for inclusion.
Also, the above comment does not directly deal with external url
inclusions generating a warning, unless Zend Optimizer causes the same
warning as such.
I am experiencing the same problem on a PHP 4.3.4/Linux/Apache 1.3.29
server. The odd thing is that this problem does not occur on my Windows
testbed or three other Linux/PHP 4.3.4 hosts.
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[2004-01-04 11:21:44] the_sandking at hotmail dot com
Indeed, Zend optimizer is newly installed and I am having the same
problem including a local file..
include('../../dir/filename.php');
This complains via the browser about "failed to open stream: No such
file or directory" But in fact inclues the file in question...
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[2003-11-27 08:39:12] trash at mothertech dot it
Hello there,
I experienced this problem only with Zend Optimizer
installed.
When I disable Zend Optimizer everything works fine.
Ciao
Gabriele
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[2003-11-25 03:10:25] refuse_2_see at hotmail dot com
i still can't get this working, what do i do for
http://kotl-clan.org/nick/poll/poll.php
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[2003-11-07 04:26:30] al at hosteurope dot de
The bug still exists in php-4.3.4. If you use
include("http://www.example.com/test.php";); you will get a stream
doesn't support seeking error.
We've investigated the problem and we think that there is only a 2 line
if cause missing (compared to the bugfree version 4.3.1) at the
beginning of the function _php_stream_seek in the main/streams.c code:
954a955,958
> /* not moving anywhere */
> if ((offset == 0 && whence == SEEK_CUR) || (offset ==
stream->position && whence == SEEK_SET))
> return 0;
>
if you insert this if cause the error disappears and all other
functions still seem to work fine in our tests.
Best regards
Andree Lindenblatt
Software Development
Host Europe GmbH
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