ID: 28227
Comment by: mike dot scarborough at yahoo dot com
Reported By: lukem at NetBSD dot org
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: *
PHP Version: 5CVS, 4CVS (2005-02-04)
Assigned To: fmk
New Comment:
I tried using Luke's changes within the php-5.1.2 source under netBSD,
so that I could use the same bozohttpd server.
Those changes didn't seem to help the problem under 5.1.2. I'd like to
look into it further, but it would be very helpful if this could get
fixed. Lots of times apache and iis are not options for a project.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-03-04 15:42:59] steve at suzail dot org
Still present in php-5.1.2-Win32
What's the big deal with fixing this problem? It's such a major
problem but needs so little to fix it.
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[2005-08-04 21:31:43] pgf at foxharp dot boston dot ma dot us
why hasn't this been fixed? is there a real problem with fixing it?
i'm faced with a bug report against the busybox web server that i'd
rather not fix, given that the problem is clearly a php problem.
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[2005-07-26 05:24:44] joey at clean dot q7 dot com
it took me many hours of poking around to finally find this page to
figure out why php isn't working under the httpd server provided under
busybox. php is clearly doing the wrong thing with respect to the cgi
specification. SCRIPT_FILENAME is not a standard header and can not be
relied on to function.
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[2005-05-30 18:33:55] masta at yazzy dot org
I ran into this exact same issue with php4-cgi (ver 4.3.11) on FreeBSD
due to the SCRIPT_FILENAME problem. I found two ways to avoid the
non-standard CGI var is to hack the http server used (mini_httpd) or
use LukeM's modifications to php4. Considering that CGI is a standards
based domain, modification of the webserver to support non-standard CGI
variables is not proper, thus the modification to PHP itself is the
solution. I found that the the LukeM modification still allows for
proper execution in apache.
Can somebody in the php team fix this please?
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[2005-02-11 03:04:50] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The provided patch was not correct, according to Frank. Assigning to
him for now.
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