On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 13:14:48 -0800, Philip Hallstrom wrote:
> ...
>
> Anyway, on FreeBSD 5.4 running CLI PHP 5.0.5 with your previously sent
> script I get output of:
>
> 10240
> 10240
>
> anyway, thought that might be helpful...
> ...
>
>>> The output is:
>>> 10240
>>> 6144
>>> which ma
Sorry, as a follow-up, I just realized that from 'cat' I AM finally getting an
error in the log file, which will perhaps help trace the issue:
cat: stdout: Broken pipe
Could be wrong, but I think you're getting that error because you are
closing $pipes[0] which well, closes the pipe and result
max wrote:
Sorry, as a follow-up, I just realized that from 'cat' I AM finally getting an
error in the log file, which will perhaps help trace the issue:
cat: stdout: Broken pipe
no real help but:
sounds like you might have hit a bug, check the bug DB and if you
can't find anything report a
Sorry, as a follow-up, I just realized that from 'cat' I AM finally getting an
error in the log file, which will perhaps help trace the issue:
cat: stdout: Broken pipe
> The output is:
> 10240
> 6144
> which makes up exactly the magic 16384 bytes. So it's certainly not a
> qmail issue.
--
> can you proc_open() anything else and get it to accept more than 16KB ?
> also 4.4.1 is out.
No, I've just tried the same with /bin/cat, I get the same result, i.e.:
array("pipe", "r"),
1 => array("pipe", "w"),
2 => array("file", "/tmp/error-output.txt", "a")
);
$text = "";
for ($
Max Belushkin wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've ran into a rather strange problem with Apache 2.0.x, PHP 4.4.0,
FreeBSD. When I proc_open qmail-inject, the first 16384 bytes from a
buffer are accepted perfectly, which makes it an exact 16 KB. If a
buffer is larger, the rest is discarded. No errors
Hi everyone,
I've ran into a rather strange problem with Apache 2.0.x, PHP 4.4.0,
FreeBSD. When I proc_open qmail-inject, the first 16384 bytes from a
buffer are accepted perfectly, which makes it an exact 16 KB. If a
buffer is larger, the rest is discarded. No errors appear anywhere - and
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