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Bug #2522 From some webserver readfile gets only a part of the page.
Submitted: 1999-10-14 10:08 UTC Modified: 2002-06-16 14:15 UTC
From: wessels at stockwatch dot de Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Misbehaving function
PHP Version: 3.0.12 OS: Linux 2.2.10
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [1999-10-14 10:08 UTC] wessels at stockwatch dot de 
I try to get a file with HTTP from a web server which is implemented in Visual
Basic using a TCP-Control for doing web server purposes. This server is
delivering HTML via HTTP to a php script, with php 3.0.5 running as an apache
1.3.6 module under Linux 2.2.10. The php script is fetching the files with
file().
But if I try to use php-3.0.12 or even php-4.0b2, ONLY THE FIRST ~1400 BYTES ARE
read.

I created a test script containing only the readfile(), build php-3.0.5,
php-3.0.12 and php-4.0b2 with the same configuration switches and the same
php3.ini/php.ini, and it happened exactly the same:
php-3.0.5 is getting the whole file,
php-3.0.12 and php-4.0b2 getting only ~1500 bytes.

The mentioned webserver is not public accessible, but I can run a copy of it for some time for debugging purposes if desired.
my configure line:
./configure  --enable-track-vars --without-gd --without-ttf --with-config-file-path=. 
php3.ini is the original -dist version.

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