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Bug #14898 $HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'] error
Submitted: 2002-01-07 01:56 UTC Modified: 2005-09-02 07:37 UTC
From: a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: HTTP related
PHP Version: 4.0.0 OS: ANY
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2002-01-07 01:56 UTC] a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw 
/*
This is a bug fix for rfc1867.c
try to upload file from win2k with name C:\DISK0\?\?\.txt
the original code get name as '.ext' which should be '?\?\.txt'. 
the following modify is necessary to for client using charset=BIG5.
thanks PHP.
lai a1593@ma.ks.edu.tw
*/
-----------code modified----------------------
//s = strrchr(filenamebuf, '\\');
for (s=filenamebuf+strlen(filenamebuf)-1;s>filenamebuf;s--) {
 if (*s=='\\' && *(s-1)>0) break;
}
----------code modified end -------------------

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 [2002-01-07 22:48 UTC] a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw 
the fix is too rough and can't handle all chinese words, it need more efforts to check. i will do it in a few days.
 [2002-01-08 09:37 UTC] a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw 
the following code works well for chinese double-byte checking.
-----------code modified----------------------
//s = strrchr(filenamebuf, '\\');
char *tmps;
for (tmps=filenamebuf;*tmps;tmps++) {
  if (*tmps<0){// *tmps>127, looks like 2 bytes of chinese code
    if (!*(tmps+1)) tmps++;
    contonue;
  }
  if (*tmps=='\\') s=tmps;
}
----------code modified end -------------------
 [2002-01-09 03:42 UTC] a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw 
-----------code modified----------------------
//s = strrchr(filenamebuf, '\\');
char *tmps;
s=filenamebuf; // set initial value 
for (tmps=filenamebuf;*tmps;tmps++) {
  if (*tmps<0){// *tmps>127, looks like 2 bytes of chinese code
    if (!*(tmps+1)) tmps++;
    continue;
  }
  if (*tmps=='\\') s=tmps;
}
----------code modified end -------------------
 [2002-01-11 06:24 UTC] a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw 
anyway, i hope this is the final post about this issue.
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s = strrchr(filenamebuf, '\\');
tmps=filenamebuf;
while (!(*tmps==NULL)) {
  if (!(*tmps>0 && *tmps<160)) {//looks like a chinese word
    if (!*(tmps+1)==NULL) tmps++;
  } else {
    if (*tmps=='\\') s=tmps;
  }
  tmps++;
}
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 [2002-02-07 22:52 UTC] shiflett@php.net 
Is this a patch proposal? I don't see any bugs...
 [2002-02-08 10:36 UTC] a1593 at ma dot ks dot edu dot tw 
it is better to say that this is an improvement to make the upload function can treat mulit-byte codes like BIG5. there is a explanation in my first post.
 [2002-04-03 02:45 UTC] yohgaki@php.net 
It's known issue that PHP does not work well with multi-byte file names. 
This is better to be fixed someday. We don't know encoding used for filename, but it should be useful still.
 [2005-09-02 07:37 UTC] sniper@php.net 
Some kind of support exists nowadays. (if it doesn't, it will in PHP 6)
 
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