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[2009-11-17 22:46 UTC] tyler dot thackray at gmail dot com
Description:
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When POSTing multipart/form-data to a PHP script, PHP will automatically parse the data into $_FILES and $_POST super globals. In this case, php://stdio will be empty.
Apache 2 supports chunked encoded requests. When sending multipart/form-data with "transfer-encoding: chunked" Apache 2 will dechunk the request and pass it onto PHP. However, in this case PHP will NOT parse the multipart/form-data and the RAW data can be seen at php://stdio. I've examined the headers and the only difference between the working and not working is the "transfer-encoding: chunked"; the "content-type: multipart/form-data, boundry=XXXX" is still present.
Perhaps this is an issue with mod_php? Perhaps the chunked header is confusing PHP? In any case, I would expect PHP to parse the multipart/form-data regardless if it was originally chunked or not, as Apache should take care of the chunks.
It's interesting to note that the headers can be combined with php://stdio and resent to the same script (not chunked but still multipart/form-data encoded) and PHP will actually parse it.
There's no easy way to provide sample code for this issue, suffice it to say that if you send multipart/form-data using chunked encoding to any PHP script, you will find that $_FILES and $_POST are empty and the raw data is present at php://stdio.
Reproduce code:
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<?php
print_r($_FILES);
print_r($_POST);
?>
Expected result:
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"Array() Array()"
Actual result:
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The $_FILES and $_POST super global should contain parsed data.
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