I've got an Apache 2.2.3 server running PHP 5.2.6 on top of FreeBSD 6.2. It's worked quite well for over a year now. However, as of some time last night, phpBB broke; upon investigation, I realized that the problem was that $_POST was never getting populated, even on properly formed HTML forms. Testing this to try to find the issue, I used the following script: <?php print "Testvar: " . $_POST['testvar'] . "<br/>\n"; ?> <form method="POST" action=http://www.newmars.com/test.php name=formname enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type=text name=testvar><br/> <input type=submit value=Submit><br/> </form>looks like you already fixed it.. works fine for me on your server: array(1) { ["testvar"]=> string(2) "er" } NULL (then all the phpinfo()) i posted "er" on the form at bottom..Seems to be working for me also.
I wish it were a real fix. I had switched the print statement back to use $_REQUEST after I pasted the code in my message, just to be 100% certain that I wasn't losing it, and didn't think to switch it back before I left work for the evening - somehow I didn't anticipate you guys actually using the live form. :-P
Did you check the apache logs or the php error logs?
Apache logs show no errors at all. The PHP error log is more interesting - I turned on logging to /var/log/php.err once I started trying to diagnose this, and that file has yet to be created. At one point today, I intentionally wrote in a syntax error to a PHP script, and the error message printed out into the Apache log, so at this point I'm assuming that if PHP were going to give me a relevant error, it'd be there.
How about disk space on the server location where it is storing it's temp files for the server?
I've seen something similar when disk space was nil after some scripts ran amok.
Temp files should be on /, which is only at 41% of capacity. Even if it's /usr, that's at 90%, not 100%.
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