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Posted by "M. Sokolewicz" on 09/03/05 19:19
In the end I decided I'll just use the fsockopen(), feof(), fwrite,
fread, etc. function-set instead (got the idea from PEAR's NET_Socket).
And that seems to work just fine... too bad I couldn't get the low-level
functions to work (still don't know why), but this works great...
thank you all for the help/support though!
- tul
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
> file permissions on what? These are sockets :(
>
> - tul
>
> As the wise Gustav Wiberg <gustav@varupiraten.se> said:
>
>> Hi there!
>>
>> Can't it be anything with filepermissions? Just a clue...
>>
>> /G
>> @varupiraten.se
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "M. Sokolewicz" <tularis@php.net>
>> To: <php-general@lists.php.net>; "Tom Rogers" <trogers@kwikin.com>
>> Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 10:49 AM
>> Subject: Re: [PHP] socket_read() trouble with PHP_BINARY_READ
>>
>>
>>> hello,
>>>
>>> thank you for the help, but I've tried your code, and it returns the
>>> exact same thing :( the error #11 temporarily unavailable. If I
>>> remove non-blocking, or change the error to ignore to 11 (10035 in
>>> your code example) it simply "hangs" doing nothing *at all*...
>>>
>>> I'm stumped; really.. thank you for trying though :)
>>>
>>> - tul
>>> Tom Rogers wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> Saturday, September 3, 2005, 9:19:11 AM, you wrote:
>>>> MS> hello,
>>>>
>>>> MS> I'm writing a socket approach to send email directly via an SMTP
>>>> server
>>>> MS> (since some hosts block sendmail trough php due to abuse). Now,
>>>> I have
>>>> MS> the code, attached below:
>>>> MS> I have cut it down slightly so it would still be readable
>>>> though. I'm
>>>> MS> very sure that none of the stuff I removed actually matters in the
>>>> MS> problem though (mostly error chechking, logging, debug stuff, etc).
>>>>
>>>> MS> Ok, back to the problem. If I reread my log, I see the following
>>>> "output":
>>>> MS> S: 220 server -- Server ESMTP (iPlanet Messaging Server 5.2)
>>>> MS> C: HELO ip
>>>> MS> S:
>>>> MS> C: MAIL FROM: <me@example.com>
>>>> MS> S: 250 server OK, server2 [ip].
>>>> MS> C: RCPT TO: <you@example.com>
>>>> MS> S:
>>>> MS> C: RSET
>>>>
>>>> MS> Now, obviously, the server sends something back (I checked,
>>>> manually,
>>>> MS> using telnet). So, I figured that the socket_read(socket, size,
>>>> MS> PHP_NORMAL_READ) was causing the problem. So I switched over to
>>>> MS> PHP_BINARY_READ to make sure I didn't miss anything (because it
>>>> broke
>>>> MS> off eg. midways). So... after I changed that, I suddenly started
>>>> getting
>>>> MS> these errors:
>>>> MS> Warning: socket_read() unable to read from socket [11]: Resource
>>>> MS> temporarily unavailable in /home/me/scripts/mail.php on line 27
>>>>
>>>> MS> This goes for each attempt to read (even the first). I'm
>>>> stumped... and
>>>> MS> really don't know how to proceed now...
>>>>
>>>> MS> Does anyone have any clues?
>>>> MS> very appreciated,
>>>>
>>>> Because of this line the function returns straight away.
>>>>
>>>> MS> socket_set_nonblock($this->socket);
>>>>
>>>> You have to catch the 'not ready' error something like this:
>>>> (The error code was under windows)
>>>>
>>>> function get(){
>>>> $ret = '';
>>>> while(1){
>>>> $sbuf = @socket_read($this->connection, 1024, PHP_BINARY_READ);
>>>> if(false === $sbuf){
>>>> $error = socket_last_error($this->connection);
>>>> if($error != 10035){
>>>> echo "msgsock read() failed: reason: " .$error.' '.
>>>> socket_strerror (socket_last_error($this->connection)) . "\n";
>>>> return;//socket not happy
>>>> }
>>>> }else{
>>>> $buf_read = strlen($sbuf);
>>>> if($buf_read === 0) break; // end of text
>>>> $ret .= $sbuf;
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> return $ret;
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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