ID: 24053
Comment by: rgraham at star-fleet dot org
Reported By: jphey at netdoor dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Linux 2.4.20
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
Running 4.3.4 with Zend installed same issue, seems this states it's
listed at 4.3.2, i thought i'd bring it up.
Even if it is a Zend Issue with Php doesn't it still fall into PHP's
bug list? Seems it wasn't there before and now it is?
The @include works because @ = supress the error messeges but it's
annoying.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-01-25 12:15:55] webmaster at nowproduction dot com
I had the same error "Warning: main(): stream does not support
seeking...".
You can include remote files with adding an '@'. This code should
work:
<?php
@include('http://remoteurl.com/somefile.html'); ?>
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[2004-01-17 18:20:22] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not PHP but Zend Optimizer bug -> bogus.
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[2004-01-17 05:43:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If it only happens when you have Zend Optimizer loaded,
it's a Zend Optimizer bug. URL includes under windows
are handled slightly differently internally (due to flex/
bison issues when working on sockets), which would explain
why you don't have the problem there.
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[2004-01-17 03:26:54] choinet at rocketmail dot com
The other hosts that worked fine did not have the Zend Optimizer, just
to clarify.
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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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