Hi All,Ok, before we start, I know this topic has been flogged to death on how to load images from a database using PHP. So, before we start, I have had this method of loading images in this way working for years. :) However, the problem I've come across has given me a major headache and can't find a solution to the problem.
So on to the problem....I have 2 servers (setup details below). Server #1 loads the images from the MySQL database using PHP perfectly. However, Server #2, which has identical versions of Apache, MySQL, PHP and were compiled with the exact same parameters, doesn't want to even bother working. The PHP scripts just outputs a bunch of text, which I have seen before if certain headers are incorrectly built. However, there is no difference in the installation of the software, apart from the OS and that fact that Server #2's MySQL RPM was built specifically for Redhat Enterprise 4.
Server #1 ================ Fedora Core 2 (fully patched) Apache 2.0.55 (compiled from source) MySQL-4.1.5 (RPM glibc 2.3) PHP-4.4.1 (compiled from source) Server #2 ================ Redhat Enterprise 4 (fully patched) Apache 2.0.55 (compiled from source) MySQL-4.1.5 (RPM Redhat Enterprise 4 version) PHP-4.4.1 (compiled from source)If I export the data from the MySQL database into a file and then call it from the browser, the image shows perfectly, so we're not dealing with corrupt data. I use SQLYog to also administer the databases, viewing the BLOB field using this tool allows me to view the image stored, and it shows perfectly well.
Data returned from "httpd -l", "httpd -V", "php -v" and "php -m" show identical builds.
Has anyone come across this problem before? Also the httpd.conf and php.ini files are identical in everyway, apart from IP addresses.
Many thanks, Kevin Smith
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