Are you using ob_start() before any PHP code?

eg:

<?php
ob_start();
include_once('session.php');
include_once('config.php');
// .. etc...
?>

It may be that you're seeing cached pages? Try doing a full refresh, I believe its Ctr+Shift+R with Firefox. See if you get the same problem.
Using Wireshark, or creating the HTTP requests manually...

What browser are you testing in? Try another browser to make sure it isn't specific to that browser.

How often does it happen? Every 10 refreshes? 100?

If you have firefox, and firebug, try...

You can get the file modification time in PHP:

http://www.php.net/filemtime

$mtime = filemtime('/path/to/file');

To get the files in the directory, you can use glob()...

Did you already ask your hosting support about the issue. It looks like they have not set up the PHP configuration (PHP.ini file) properly.

The setup they have, has them send email through an...

How are you sending mail? Please post the relevant PHP code.

You're SMTP host is not accepting any connections.
ie: mail.aaaaaaaa.com

When you switched providers, you should also have a new...

If you're on a shared system it is not a good idea to have world writable directories or files.

Best is to use the least privileges that does the job.

Some good info here: http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/2008/01/11/mysql-blob-compression-performance-benefits/

Which bz library? Do you mean zlib? Is this in mysql or PHP?

You can just decompress the result in the SQL query:

SELECT uncompress(test) as test FROM `table` WHERE `compressed` =...

I tried this and it worked:

SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `compressed` = compress('test')

The only thing I can assume is the column containing the compressed data has to be a blob or varbinary...

You cannot see the files when you do `ls` as ubuntu? What if you do it as root?

sudo ls /var/www/toy/

You can see here that PHP cannot write to that folder.



The files in the folder are owned by ubuntu and group ubuntu.

-rw-r--r-- means user can read and write, group can read, world...

Did you try and see if PHP can write to /var/www/toy/?

The permissions on the file can be viewed with the "ls" command.

eg:

ls -l /var/www/toy/

You probably want to chown the...

A simple check is to have PHP write a file to where ever you want to check.

eg:

$result = file_put_contents('/var/www/toy/test.txt', 'hi');
var_dump($result);

Does PHP have write privileges to: /var/www/toy/

Does your root account on mysql have no password? Just wondering...

Each has it's differences.

I don't think there is a HTML_ROOT, just a DOCUMENT_ROOT index in $_SERVER.

The SEVER_NAME is user defined. Your web server first checks the server name registered...

Do you really need IDs? Usually if you are going to group some elements together for some reason, use the "class" attribute instead of IDs.

The problem is that you cannot send any HTTP headers after you have ouput content.

All the output from PHP is sent directly to the the server, which then sends it to the client via HTTP.

In...

Try hardcoding a URL in its place, to make sure you aren't making a mistake.

Turn on error reporting and display all errors.


error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);

Note that:
while ($xml_album->item($i)->getAttribute('ID') != $albid)
{
$i += 1;
}

can will trigger an error if $albid doesn't have a corresponding value in the XML doc.

a better...

So it doesn't matter which language represents the XML document as DOM, it will have the same structure and methods defined by the DOM Specs (http://www.w3.org/DOM/).

Use var_dump() and...

Yes, is is possible with wordpress. You can create custom pages with the funcitonality you want, through an extension.



Josh, I wouldn't write wordpress off because it got hacked in shared...

If you're sending complex data types in a query, eg: Arrays or Objects it is good to use JSON.

http://www.json.org/js.html

For example, if you use the default JavaScript JSON functions from...

You can also use

unset($array);

Here is an example of a raw email. (actual address/ip/hosts are replaced with xxxxx)


Delivered-To: xxxxx@xxxx.com
Received: by xxxxxxxx with SMTP id xxxxx;
Fri, 27 Mar 2009...

The email addresses derived from the MIME headers are in the format:

Full Name <email@example.com>

It may be that you received an email address such as:

<email@example.com>

When you print...

Actually, try:

$MailParser = new MimeMailParser();

$text = file_get_contents('php://stdin');
$MailParser->setText($text);

// retrieve useful info
$to = $MailParser->getHeader('to');
$from...

Could you post the raw email.

As I mentioned, I only tested the 'MimeMailParser' class on 2 or 3 emails. It may not be parsing correctly.

Give the raw email I can try debugging.

I think it would be more readable to use an XML parser, such as the SimpleXML parser build into PHP5.

And to use a modular approach. After a each page is parsed, to send the results to each...

It doesn't seem to be working when I tested it on:

http://xss-login.appjet.net/

This page has an XSS vulenerability that I put i there to demonstrate a browser vulnerability.

I just had a...

;ls -la is a linux shell command. The first part, ; is a command delimiter.

So if that were passed to the linux shell, it would first delimit any previous command, and then call the command ls...

Did you try one of these suggestions?

Looks like STDIN does not support fseek.

You'll have to use:

$text = file_get_contents('php://stdin');
$MailParser->setText($text);

or

$text = stream_get_contents(STDIN);

IF you don't see a reference to the extension in phpinfo() then it is not installed.

The error also indicates that it isn't installed.

You actually need shell access to install PHP...

If you have a specific library of choice, I can help you out with it.

Here I've written a PHP5 class for parsing mime mail messages using the PHP MailParse Extension.


<?php

/**
* Fast...

You have to choose one of those libraries, depending on what your PHP build supports and which you understand better.

If you are able to install extensions for PHP or have the "MailParse"...

I is actually the email body that is showing up. The body is composed of multipart-mime formatting.

It is used to separate different mime (formats) in the messages, eg: plaintext, html, and file...

Try piping to an empty PHP script.

See if that gives a different error message, or works, etc.

Also put an exit(0);

At the end of your PHP script just in case the MTA is waiting for a...

Ask your hosting what the path to the PHP interpreter is. It probably isn't at /usr/bin/php

Like I mentioned before, it is better to use:

| /usr/bin/php...

I just noticed that you don't have php tags around your code.

Unlike most other scripting languages, the PHP interpreter requires the <?php tags to consider the code to be PHP.

If you haven't...