ID:               29279
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      milky at users dot sf dot net
-Status:           Open
+Status:           Feedback
 Bug Type:         Strings related
 Operating System: Linux, glibc2.3
 PHP Version:      5.0.0
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[2004-07-20 13:47:53] milky at users dot sf dot net

Description:
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(Hard to reproduce.)

In one of my scripts any variant of outputting a variable set to
(string) "0" ended the output. Appearantly happened for var_dump(),
print_r(), echo() and print().

Initially it appeared to be a pcre problem:
$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] = "q=example&s=0&s=1&s=7";
preg_match_all('/&s=(\d+)/', $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"], $uu);
echo implode(" ", $uu[1]);

But it probably isn't. Appears that earlier parts of any of the other
included scripts changed interpreter behaviour and lead to the strange
effect. It seems not configuration-related or to be a general bug, as
the same <?php echo "0";' ?> gives no problem in short scripts.

Only fails in CGI environment, doesn't happen on cmdline.

same effect:
- echo "0";
- echo '0';

OTH this doesn't output anything strange (binary):
- echo "1";

Not sure, if this is a bug at all. The "0" breaks also with 5rc2, 4.3.x
and down to 4.1.2 (all in -cgi/fcgi incarnation)

But btw:
  echo "\000"; echo "+++";
  echo "0"; echo "...";
will correctly return the [EMAIL PROTECTED] but nothing after that.

related to #16388 ?


Reproduce code:
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<?php
//...
#...
#
include("htm/head");   # contains no php code
echo "0";              # ends output

// more code follows
#... (all other code and include()s being commented out to reproduce)
?>




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