If you can use the packet sniffer, is it possible for you to send to content of the request that is made to PHP that fails. Edin Network Admin wrote: > Hi all, > > We've got an odd one here. > > Windows 2003 SP1, IIS6 running with PHP 5.1.4 as an ISAPI module. > > Form submission method is POST, and the data is coming from a form > inside outlook 2003 (although 2000 and 2002 versions exhibit the same > issue). > > The issue is this: > > Around 10% to 15% of the time PHP will not populate the $_POST variable > when the form is submitted from Outlook. > > Things we have figured out: > > 1) PHP 5.1.4 is the most reliable (5.0.5 is terrible on this, 5.1.2 is > somewhere in between). > 2) Outlook is always POSTing the data to the web server (I used a packet > sniffer to make sure of this). > 3) It *always* works if we submit to an ASP handler page on the same IIS > server. > 4) We've ruled out any network devices (such as firewalls) by running a > test webserver inside our firewall (again, 2003 SP1 with IIS6 and PHP > 5.1.4) > 5) The $_POST variable is always populated if submitting from a web > browser, or a web based email client. > 6) The failure sequence is random - sometimes you can submit 15 times in > a row correctly, sometime it will fail on the first attempt. > 7) We have made a test form HTML (for sending in an email) and a test > handler (which does print_r($_POST); and nothing else) - we can see > failures even with that - files can be sent on request. > > I've been going mad over this ... any help would be appreciated. > > Thanks > Jason > -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
