Description:
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Sending a valid FCGI_GET_VALUES record results in a valid FCGI_GET_VALUES_RESULT response BUT the connection is terminated immediately afterwards.  If a FastCGI enabled application wants to know what the limits of the FastCGI server are before beginning to make requests, then this behavior requires two separate FastCGI connections - one to obtain the information and another to make the actual request.  In addition, the conditions of a general-purpose FastCGI server can change between connections.  FCGI_GET_VALUES is not considered to be an actual request as it is a management record type AND the FastCGI specification mandates that the client drives server connection/disconnection (not the other way around).  As a result, PHP's behavior is not compliant with the FastCGI spec.

Test script:
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Analysis:  The fcgi_read_request() function returns 0 back to the caller (fcgi_accept_request()) when handling FCGI_GET_VALUES.  That, in turn, results in calling fcgi_close(), which terminates the connection.