I've see that before. Update the PHP (and Apache while you are at it). Also disable the server from showing the Apache and PHP versions. Why are they broadcasting to the world that they are easy prey to remote exploits? Also check if the server has been compromised. On 2/22/07, Ron Stiemer <ron@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone, got a really strange thing going on on a client website, the website outputs the whole http headers after every 2nd reload in safari, also in FF on Windows, but only after much much more relaods...here is a scrrenshot: http://www.waldhaeusl.com/downloads/bug/http_header.png any ideas what the problem could be, i checked if there are any used socket connections, but nothing there...maybe an apache issue ? any help is appreciated... thank you, -Ron -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
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