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Posted by Chuck Anderson on 07/01/06 21:24
I have a set of Php scripts that run on my home PC (Windows XP- Apache 2
- Php 4.4.1) that reads my web sites' daily Apache access log file (a
gzipped file) on the remote server (Linux/Apache/CPanel), and inserts
the entries into a database on my PC. I use gzlib to open the gzipped
file on the remote server. This script has been working fine for months
(nearly a year).
Today, without changing anything, I got a new error message (fatal?**)
that I have never gotten before (** the script seems to work anyway).
Warning: gzopen(): SSL: fatal protocol error in .....\read_logfile.php
on line 76
(sub "......" with a real path on my PC)
Line 76 is:
$fp = gzopen($logfile, 'rb');
Where $logfile =
https://username:password@theserver:2083/getaccesslog/accesslog-domain.gz
(sub "username, password, theserver and domain" for real values).
The remote server just had a major upgrade (Perl upgrade, MySQL upgrade,
Php4 to Php5), but I don't know how that could be the problem, as the
error is generated on my home machine.
Any ideas what this means ... and how to fix it?
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Chuck Anderson • Boulder, CO
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