I say again:
> > At last found some info...
> >
> > http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=9852
> "Vlad"
>
> Hi,
>
> I have the same problem. And it is totaly random. You can hit F5 several
> times - everything works fine and on the next hit - "CGI error". It
> sounds to me like bug of uninitialized
> I have the same problem. And it is totaly random. You can hit F5 several
> times - everything works fine and on the next hit - "CGI error". It
> sounds to me like bug of uninitialized variable or some buffer overrun
> problems (if it would be a problem in php.ini - at least it would not be
>
Hi,
I have the same problem. And it is totaly random. You can hit F5 several
times - everything works fine and on the next hit - "CGI error". It
sounds to me like bug of uninitialized variable or some buffer overrun
problems (if it would be a problem in php.ini - at least it would not be
rando
At last found some info...
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=9852
Looks like I might have to move to ASP.NET after all unless the PHP boys
pull their fingers out...
:(
Cheers
Mike
> "Mary Sweeney"
> I had a very nice little application I was working on. I selected options
> from an html page and
No this is a little more complex than that... The scripting works fine then
randomly you'll get the CGI errors.
I find I get them when executing a script which echo's out frames. Each
frame is populated with another PHP script and when executed you end up with
the browser window framed correctly
You'll get that error under IIS if you try to view a file that doesn't
exist. IIS tries to send the file to the PHP engine, but since there is no
file, you get the message you posted. Check your form and make sure that
the action is set yo the correct page and that it is resolved correctly.
You'l
What is a CVS???
I'm having the same problem. Everything works fine on a Win2K server with
no patches. Run Windows update and apply all the patches then install PHP
and suddenly you start getting the CGI errors as described.
Please clarify what I/we need to install to fix this...
Cheers
Mike
The original mail is not clear enough to give an answer. To me it
sounds more like an IIS misconfiguration.
There was a problem with CGI not stopping under IIS when iisfunc
extension was enabled, but this won't give the CGI error mentioned
below. To me it sounds more like a misconfiguration in the
This bug has been fixed - take the latest CVS snapshot where a bugfix for
that problem has been applied.
The problem is, that php.exe crashes under IIS (seems to be a not properly
handled buffer overflow situation).
Kind regards
Christoph Christ
> I had a very nice little application I was worki
