ID: 36091
Comment by: ale at FreeBSD dot org
Reported By: oli at isnic dot is
Status: Open
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: FreeBSD 5.4
PHP Version: 5.1.2, 4.4.2
New Comment:
You can close this bug, I've fixed it in the FreeBSD cvs.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-01-30 14:58:38] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Be sure, I've read `man getopt` before asking you a _question_: "why
does it work without optreset while the docs *require* both optreset
and optind to be used?".
But you appear to be not very interested in answering the question (or
is it a BSD bug?), instead you prefer to keep offending me with your
attitude.
That makes me wonder why do I care about problem that doesn't bite me
in any way? If you're care so much about "bug reports from FreeBSD
users tagged as bogus or simply ignored" - provide a patch, cause I'm
not going to spend my spare time on it anymore.
Thank you.
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[2006-01-30 14:26:16] ale at FreeBSD dot org
If you actually read my comments you would have understood that you
have to set *both* optind and optreset to '1' before each call. Saying
it works only by setting optind to '1' is a clear example of bad code:
it's *not* the right way to do.
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[2006-01-30 12:13:24] oli at isnic dot is
optreset works for me on FreeBSD just as optind does when set
to 1 and not 0 as it is done now in php.
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[2006-01-30 11:04:28] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Changing both optind & optreset to 1 does the same as changing only
optind to 1. I.e. multiple calls to getopt() return expected result
after this change.
This code apparently doesn't exist in any branches, because I had no
chance to test it on Solaris and AIX yet.
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[2006-01-30 10:56:37] oli at isnic dot is
I don't see any reference to optreset in the php4 code I have
so I assume that you are testing something locally, are you
trying to set optreset to 0 or 1, since 1 should be the
correct value.
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