I've been successfully uploading graphic files to a directory on my php
server for more than a year. Suddenly, it no longer works, and after a lot
of probing, I'm at a loss to determine why.
I run PHP4.0.4pl1-3 as an Apache module on RedHat7. Files upload as
expected, but PHP no longer provides the content-type as it should following
the upload, in the variable: $HTTP_POST_FILES['file']['type']. Furthermore,
the uploaded file no longer matches the original file: it has the content
type prepended at the start of the uploaded file.
For example, a file that starts out like this before the upload:
--------------------------------
GIF89aB h ooorod?.}zqSL7/' ZO{}! , B h hj0J
Zdizhlpn B|HchHZCh <snip>
-------------------------------
....looks like this after being uploaded:
--------------------------------
Content-Type: image/gif
GIF89aB h ooorod?.}zqSL7/' ZO{}! , B h hj0J
Zdizhlpn B|HchHZCh <snip>
-------------------------------
Clearly, these problems are related -- it seems the content-type header is
being sent, but gets interpreted as part of the file instead of a header
about the file. I just can't figure out why, especially since this worked as
expected on the same hardware/software setup only days ago.
Thank you in advance for any thoughts or recommendations!
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