On Mon, April 10, 2006 6:14 pm, Curt Zirzow wrote:
> One thing you might want to check is what is triggering this error,
> if you are doing a strlen() call this error shouldn't be issued,
> IMO. If operation you are doing rely's on the terminating \0, it
> most likely should get fixed in php.
I'm just doing stristr($jpeg_data, '<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"') and
file_put_contents("test.jpg", $jpeg_data) to trigger it.
It's not my fault the goofy other web-server is giving me HTML when I
ask for a JPEG... :-^
Is that even kosher?...
I mean, even with HTTP response codes of 302 or whatever, it shouldn't
be spitting out HTML for a JPEG request, should it???
Oh well. I can't change their website anyway, so it doesn't really
matter what it should do. Have to live with what IS.
Thanks!
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