Description:
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Hi,

when using a proxy server between a client and the PHP server, the $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] is not set correctly and I think there is a serious pointer problem.

Echoing $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] tells "potskymac.local:5757" but it tells that the string is 11 chars length. This is wrong of course.

Parsing the string char by char returns the name of the internal PHP server dev.musicme instead.

This problem has been teste on 5.5.9 and 5.5.11.

Test script:
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<?php
$a = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];

var_dump( $a );

var_dump( chr( ord( $a[0] ) ) );
var_dump( chr( ord( $a[1] ) ) );
var_dump( chr( ord( $a[2] ) ) );
var_dump( chr( ord( $a[3] ) ) );
...

var_dump( '' . $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] );

die();

Expected result:
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On a direct connection, the result is right and is :

string 'potskymac.local' (length=15)
string 'p' (length=1)
string 'o' (length=1)
string 't' (length=1)
string 's' (length=1)
string 'k' (length=1)
string 'y' (length=1)
string 'm' (length=1)
string 'a' (length=1)
string 'c' (length=1)
string '.' (length=1)
string 'l' (length=1)
string 'o' (length=1)
string 'c' (length=1)
string 'a' (length=1)
string 'l' (length=1)

It should be the same when using a proxy.

Actual result:
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When using a proxy, the string is broken with echo, print_r, var_dump, etc... It seems there are 2 pointers for the same string. Just take a look on the cur result, the value is 11 chars length and is my proxy server dev.musicme :

string 'potskymac.local:5757' (length=11)
string 'd' (length=1)
string 'e' (length=1)
string 'v' (length=1)
string '.' (length=1)
string 'm' (length=1)
string 'u' (length=1)
string 's' (length=1)
string 'i' (length=1)
string 'c' (length=1)
string 'm' (length=1)
string 'e' (length=1)

( ! ) Notice: Uninitialized string offset: 11