php-cgi broken

I agree. Frank, can you revert and then we can either fix it ourselves or
ask that guy to come up with a new patch.

Andi

At 04:11 PM 2/10/2005 -0800, Frank M. Kromann wrote:

I Suggest that we revert the patch, as it for sure breaks how IIS works
with CGI. I have not thested with ISAPI or Apache, but I could do that.

We can then add a patch that checks for SCRIPT_FILENAME and then falls
back to SCRIPT_NAME if the first one was undefined.

It seams to me that the patch does it the other way arround.

• Frank

 Bug report suggested the other way around: CGI not being usable
 under IIS _without_ the patch. :)

 (Yes, I didn't test it, I don't have IIS..)

 http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28227&edit=1

 --Jani

Hello Everyone,

The patch on sapi/cgi_main.c from 1.259 to 1.260 (HEAD) breaks the
cgi
under IIS. No after this patch the server returns file not found on
all
requests.

• Frank

 reverted.

 --Jani

I Suggest that we revert the patch, as it for sure breaks how IIS works
with CGI. I have not thested with ISAPI or Apache, but I could do that.

We can then add a patch that checks for SCRIPT_FILENAME and then falls
back to SCRIPT_NAME if the first one was undefined.

It seams to me that the patch does it the other way arround.

• Frank

 Bug report suggested the other way around: CGI not being usable
 under IIS _without_ the patch. :)

 (Yes, I didn't test it, I don't have IIS..)

 http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28227&edit=1

 --Jani

Hello Everyone,

The patch on sapi/cgi_main.c from 1.259 to 1.260 (HEAD) breaks the
cgi
under IIS. No after this patch the server returns file not found on
all
requests.

• Frank