ID:               35946
 User updated by:  php at mytrashmail dot com
 Reported By:      php at mytrashmail dot com
 Status:           Wont fix
 Bug Type:         Filesystem function related
 Operating System: *
 PHP Version:      5.0.5
 New Comment:

And what was that reason? That PHP v6 would fix this? But what about
now? How come it worked in v5.0.3? How come that guy's host fixed it in
his v5.0.5?

What you're telling me is to downgrade to v5.0.3 (without explaining me
why it worked there) and never to update again until v6.0, which could
take years!


Previous Comments:
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[2006-01-09 18:19:28] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Same reason as in bug #22108

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[2006-01-09 16:20:20] php at mytrashmail dot com

Description:
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There are already 2 bug reports about this, but you keep closing them,
so I can't comment in either of them and I have new information to add
to both. So I hope this bug report would be central place for both from
now on.

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=33198 (which has examples of the
problem) shouldn't have been closed as PHP v5.0.5 was where I've
experienced this problem for the first time! I've worked up to v5.0.3
without any problems.

But as soon as I upgraded to v5.0.5 in one site or started from fresh
in v5.0.5 in another (same host), I kept randomally get those ??????.
Then again, that guy claimed his host did something to either v5.0.5 or
to Apache and it solved it, so it should be fixable somehow! But how
exactly...?

As for http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22108 , well, my host does use
enable-zend-multibyte (which is why this post shouldn't have been
closed either).

Please take this bug more seriously, as it (randomally, but still)
disables whole sites if they don't use English!

Thanks!



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