NOTE, the PHP version is reported as 4.0.7RC2 but that's not in the predefined list on the form.
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The function strtok() misparses strings where some fields are empty, such as #1 and #4 in the list below, 

1|carrot||(no adjective)
2|pepper|red|(adjective)
3|pepper|green|(adjective)
4|tomato||(no adjective)
5|apricot|dried|(adjective)

Compare the output of the test program (the code is listed below) running (under PHP 4.0.7RC2) at:

http://www.web-ho.com/PHP/test-module.php 

versus the same program (under PHP 4.0.3pl1) at:

http://www.pierrejelenc.com/PHP/test-module.php 

Both the Apache module and the CGI version in /usr/local/bin/php are affected.


============== test-module.php =============
<?php

$Item=file("test-data");

for ($i=0; $i<count($Item);$i++)
{
     $Number=strtok(chop($Item[$i]),"|");
     $Name=strtok("|");
     $Type=strtok("|");
     $Comment=strtok("|");

     print("$Type $Name: line #$Number $Comment<br>\n");
}

?>
</body></html>

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I am not in charge of program maintenance on either system, but I am the webmaster for several sites there. I was encouraged by the administrator of the machine on which web-ho.com is located to report this myself.

Cheers,

Pierre Jelenc
rcpj@panix.com