Andrea Giammarchi wrote on 2009-10-05 18:26:
> There's a useful function called headers_sent() which checks to see if
> the headers have already been sent to the browser. This might be a good
> place to throw into your code at various points to check and see if
> something is being written which you don't expect.
true, check that as well, moreover, you talked about utf-8, well, if the
BOM is automatically added, it can cause lots of problems ... still,
only if you sent whatever to the output before the download.
I've tried a bunch of things, including link to index.php and as first
thing check if the request is a zipfile, then throw a zip header,
readfile the file then exit the code. Nothing helped. So I figured it
could be a latin-1 / utf-8 problem and tried to post to a fresh new page
(donwload_zip.php) instead, where I was sure the terminal and Vi was set
to use latin-1, then it worked.
It's still not the ultimate solution as we wanted the zipfile to be
created on the fly in memory in order not to have to delete files
afterwards and to be sure that only allowed users can fetch the files
(of course you can always put the zipfiles outside webscope, but still...)
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Kind regards
Kim Emax
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