PHP & SSL Error, Bug ... and LDAP ?!?!

magic123

Hi,

I have a big problem with my apache server, php & mod_ssl.
This is my test page:

<?
echo "You said: $testing";
?>

Result:
http://localhost/index.php?testing=hello

You said: hello

https://localhost/index.php?testing=hello
You said:

What's wrong ?!?!
the testing variable isn't displayed in the https (mod_ssl) URL why?

I'am using:
Apache 1.3.26
PHP 4.2.2
mod_ssl 2.8.10
openssl 0.9.6
(compiled with DSO support and loaded as module)

Another Problem:
I can't compile PHP with ldap support under Solaris 9 (Sparc). No problem on Solaris 6,7 with openldap but solaris 9 doesn't work. Any idear?

THANKS
magic

djroki

a suggestion:

try

print "You Said ".$_GET['testing'];

just in case this has something to do with register_globals being off under SSL.

magic123

Thank you for your answer!

Now I have
<?

echo "You said $testing <br>";
print "You Said ".$_GET['testing'];
?>

with [url]http://[/url] only the first line is printed:
You said works
You Said

with [url]https://[/url] only the second line is printed:
You said
You Said works

?????
I don't want to edit all the files ?!

thx

magic123

I found out that register_golbals = Off by default in the new php-versions.

So i set register_globals = On in the php.ini

Now ssl https version works, but http not!.

http:

You said: works
You Said:

https:

You said: works
You Said: works

thx

djroki

hmm... this gets more strange...

ok, I'm assuming that you are using 1 php.ini file (i.e. http & https reside on the same host or virtual host)... try these:

print "You said ".$testing;
print "You Said ".$_GET['testing'];
print "You SAID ".$HTTP_GET_VARS['testing'];

If that produces no results, check this bug report for a similar issue:

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=11059

paying close attention to the line at the bottom:

"I've recompiled php and apache and it works"

Sorry I couldn't be of more help ;-)

magic123

Thank you very much 4 u help.

I will try this on monday.

Maybe recompiling works - i will give it a try

thx