Marcus Boerger [Fri, 12 Apr 2002 16:35:56 +0000 (16:35 +0000)]
Ini settings for internal encoding and decoding of Unicode and JIS formatted user comments.
@- Ini settings for encoding/decoding Unicode/JIS user comments (Marcus)
- insert_before(): copy node before doing the insert
- append_child(): actually do an append child and not and add sibling
- what is called xmlDtd in libxml is actually the class DocumentType
in DOM. The domxml extension used a class DomDtd which is not defined
in the DOM standard. Instead of using DomDtd DomDocumentType is now
used. DomDtd has been renamed to Dtd but has not meaning anymore.
- added more functions
Enable CGI binary for testing. CGI binary should be used when it's
available, since some tests cannot be performed by CLI. (And
many of them are just failing now)
Fixed SAPI and VERSION output.
Be nice to php.ini-recommended users.
php.ini-recommended uses output buffer resulting delayed output during
"make test". User php.ini file is used anyway, since run-tests.php
invoke php for each test from there.
This exif test was failing because the \0's in the expected output had
disappeared. It may be CVS doing this. I have put the nulls back, but we
may have to mark this as a binary file in th cvswrappers, or rewrite the
test to not output nulls.
Fix a problem where php-generated data was pushed down the entire output
filter chain instead of just down the rest of the chain. This fix will
speed up some unnecessary overhead introduced in the last patch.
PHP filters and Apache 2 aren't quite a perfect match yet, so we have
to do some trickery with the server_context to make sure it is always
valid within the current thread.
This patch makes sure the server_context is created in apache's
post_read_request hook phase, and then registeres a cleanup that
will NULL out the server context when the request goes out of scope.
Then, inside the output filters, if the server_context is null we
throw an error. Finally, instead of saving the output filter in
the server_context, now we store the entire request_rec pointer
in there.
POST bodies appear to be working now, although they are very inefficient.
The input filter is still just realloc()ing for whatever data comes
down the input pipe, and then sending this to PHP. This means that
we are doing some really nasty memory management on big POST bodies.
For now this it allows for unlimited input bodies, which means that
a big POST could potentially DoS a box by making it run out of memory.
We might want to put a limit on here just in case, at least until
we figure out how to consume input data more efficiently into php.
Don't depend on the context provided by the filter (f->ctx) anymore. In
Apache 2 the input and output filter contexts are kept unique. We now
only depend on SG(server_context) for each request, and assume that
the same thread will process the entire request. At some point it
would be wise to separate the input and output contexts.
- extension to access a Hyperwave Server based on the official
Hypwerwave SDK. The function of this module is similar to the
existing hyperwave extension but the api is very different.
Marcus Boerger [Wed, 10 Apr 2002 01:27:44 +0000 (01:27 +0000)]
new ini setting log_errors_max_len
@-New ini setting log_errors_max_len controls maximum length for error
@ messages. Set it to 0 for infinite. Default is 1024 (old behaviour) (Marcus)
HEADS UP, package.xml format change:
<file>foo.php</file> is now <file name="foo.php/>
Added tags for configure-like substitutions.
# the packager will handle both for a while
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