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[2000-09-10 16:31 UTC] llevier at argosnet dot com
Whatever you do (file, fgets, fgetss, ...) reading a line looking like a tag (eg VirtualHost, Directory, ... in Apache)
<VirtualHost name>
will make fgets mask the "tag".
So all between < & > will be lost...
Looks more like a bug than a feature...
To reproduce ?
$fd=fopen("Apache httpd.conf file","r");
while (!feof($fd))
{
$line=fgets($fd,1000);
print("Line=\"$line\"<BR>\n");
}
fclose($fd);
print("Where are the <text> fields ? :)\n");
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Can you try this script and see what result you get? <?php $fd = fopen("/usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf","r"); while (!feof($fd)) { $line = htmlspecialchars(fgets($fd,1000)); print($line); } fclose($fd); print("Where are the <text> fields ? :)\n"); ?>