On 7/18/07, Paul Scott <pscott@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Tue, 2007-07-17 at 18:06 -0500, Richard Lynch wrote:
> Run the same script with php CLI and see what it outputs.
>
Goes through without a problem.
> Open the script in various editors to be sure there's no stray
> un-printable character in the source.
>
Checked. This is from one of our releases, so it has been checked, but I
have now re-checked and all seems OK.
> Set error_reporting to E_ALL.
>
It always is on our test and development boxes.
--Paul
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First of all, I'll apologize for my useless reply yesterday
morning. I replied in haste (first thing in the morning) without
really even reading your message, where you explicitly said that you
had read the Apache logs.
Dan Brown: 0, Mental Retardation: 1
Secondly, check to make sure the script is owned by a non-root
user. While it should kick out a message saying that execution of the
script is "denied by server configuration," it may instead report a
standard Perl-esque "premature end of script headers."
Third, check your php.ini file, since you said you just upgraded,
to see what, if anything, is set in the `default_mimetype` flag. Also
check your `output_buffering` and `auto_*_file` flags (where * =
prepend/append).
Hope that helps to at least narrow down some possibilities.
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