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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 12/07/07 15:15
Pseudonyme wrote:
> Dear All :
>
> Ever had an httpd error_log bigger than the httpd access log ?
>
> We are using Linux-Apache-Fedora-Httpd 2006 configuration.
>
> The PHP lines code that lead too tons of errors are :
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> $http_ref= $HTTP_REFERER;
> $prog = $_COOKIE['cpm'."$j"];
> $redirect .='Location:'.$uploadpath;
>
> We believe HTTPD does not understand environement variables.
>
> We had to put that : error_reporting(0); in the top of the file to get
> the errors stop to be reported.
>
> An expert said to insert an isset funtion :
> http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Web_Languages-Standards/PHP/PHP_Installation/Q_21354370.html
>
> But that doeas lead to a success.
>
> From your background and experience, how do you think we can fix up
> the code ?
>
> Regards;
> Gle Cougloff
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Check to see if $_COOKIE['cpm'."$j"] exists before trying to use it.
Never use a variable (or in this case an array element) unless either
you have set it ourself, or have checked to see if it has been
previously set.
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