You did not say if you are using mbstring; check your phpinfo() output and look in the mbstring section. Also, have you tried looking at the data using curl/wget/telnet-to-web-server/ netcat and verified that the data is really really OK at that point? What if you use an alternative method of fetching the data instead of using RETURNTRANSFER?
If you still can't track it down, open a bug report on bugs.php.net. --Wez. On 08/27/02, "Merijn van den Kroonenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the answer, > > It doesnt make sense indeed ;-) But unfortunately It hasn't been processed > by an xml parser in the php script. When i check the output direct after the > curl_exec its already converted (tested by echoing $result, and by setting > RETURNTRANSFER to 0). The perl script that creates the xml does it right, > its easely to check, i just warn the xml at the moment that i print it out, > so i can see the xml that is sent back to the php script in the webserver > logs. > > So i am 100% sure that the conversion takes place after it is sent to the > webserver, and before its processed by the rest of the php script. > > The only other thing that i can think up is that the webserver itself might > do something to the data? I am running apache on linux, is that a > possibility? -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
