ID: 33655
Comment by: mgazza2 at hotmail dot com
Reported By: gzsolt at yahoo dot com
Status: Open
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: Windows XP SP1
PHP Version: 4.3.11
New Comment:
i fixed it without using the code!!
i left spaces in the envar Content_legnth and content_type
eg $_SERVER["CONTENT_LENGTH"]=' 8' perl is ok with this but php doesnt
want the space check your server code to see if it was doin the same as
mine
sorry php guys looks like it was my bad :(
Previous Comments:
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[2005-07-12 17:00:21] gzsolt at yahoo dot com
tonny2001: a few hours ago i tried the 4.4 and 5.? php (i dont remember
right now, and at home i dont have internet access :( ), in both case
the problem persist. If you want i can post the code, but is merely
more then a form width two fields (user / pass), and a print_r($_POST);
.
mgazza2: Thanks for your tip (adding the \r\n), i will try out as soon
as i get home. The code you sent lately would not be an option, because
i want to use php witch i did not wrote and dont want them edit
(phpmyadmin for example), but thanks, if the other tip does not help, i
will use it perhaps in my own scripts.
Ps.: Sorry for my bad english!
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[2005-07-12 16:51:47] mgazza2 at hotmail dot com
if (strpos($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"],"POST")<>-1){
if
(strpos($_SERVER["CONTENT_TYPE"],'application/x-www-form-urlencoded')<>-1){
$ValueArray=split('[&]', $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA);
foreach ($ValueArray as $V){
$V=split('=', $V);
$_POST[$V[0]]=urldecode($V[1]);
}
}
}
opps slight mistake lolz
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[2005-07-12 16:33:58] mgazza2 at hotmail dot com
heres a simple script to include() at the begging of all files to your
server to get php $_POST to be defined
you can now thank me, :D how ever this only works with url encoded
data
<?php
if ($SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"]="POST")
if
(strtolower($SERVER["CONTENT_TYPE"])='application/x-www-form-urlencoded'){
$ValueArray=split('[&]', $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA);
foreach ($ValueArray as $V){
$V=split('=', $V);
$_POST[$V[0]]=urldecode($V[1]);
}
}
?>
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[2005-07-12 16:02:18] mgazza2 at hotmail dot com
still what if i needed to create a game which alowed people to
interface "bot" behaviour and i wanted to use php to achive this, this
bug is that php is not compliant with cgi/1.1 apache will use mod_cgi
and fast cgi.
the orginal post also buy the looks uses there own server also im
guessing it will be totally different to mine except the way in which
it calls php.
its oka i can easily fix this problem its just that the server will no
longer truely be compliant with cgi/1.1
regards mark
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[2005-07-12 15:46:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually the question was to the original reporter.
I doubt that we support some "handmade" servers, so try regular Apache
first.
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