Matthew Turland's Blog: Interesting Bug in the HTTP Streams Wrap...

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Mon, 04/14/2008 - 08:49

Matthew Turland has come across an "interesting bug" in PHP's stream wrappers functionality - some strange 404 or 500 HTTP errors in one of his scripts.

I wrote a small script a while back that's gained a surprising amount of popularity thanks to a plug from the site that it posts to.

[...] I learned that this [connection from the script] could be done with streams, I attempted to implement it in that fashion, but ran...

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