zero byte problem

[kned 0]

since the new version php isnt able anymore to detect zero bytes () sent by autoit

in version 3.1.1.114(or so^^) it worked with chr(0)

any solution to get php detecting my zerobytes with the new autoit versions?

[PsaltyDS 25]

since the new version php isnt able anymore to detect zero bytes () sent by autoit

in version 3.1.1.114(or so^^) it worked with chr(0)

any solution to get php detecting my zerobytes with the new autoit versions?

What AutoIt function were you using to send Chr(0) to PHP, back when it worked?

[Richard Robertson 186]

PHP is an interpreter. How could you send anything to it?

[PsaltyDS 25]

PHP is an interpreter. How could you send anything to it?

So is AutoIt. Send from an AutoIt (script) to a PHP (script) makes sense to me.

[kned 0]

TCPSend($ConnectedSocket,"data to send" & Chr(0))

php checks for the last sign, if it matches a zero byte the connection gets closed

$readEndCharacter="/0";
    while( $buf = @socket_read( $this->clientFD[$clientId], $this->readBufferSize ) )
        {
            $data   .=  $buf;

            $endString  =   substr( $buf, - strlen( $this->readEndCharacter ) );
            if( $endString == $this->readEndCharacter )
                break;
        }

Edited July 19, 2007 by kned

[PsaltyDS 25]

TCPSend($ConnectedSocket,"data to send" & Chr(0))

php checks for the last sign, if it matches a zero byte the connection gets closed

$readEndCharacter="/0";
    while( $buf = @socket_read( $this->clientFD[$clientId], $this->readBufferSize ) )
        {
            $data   .=  $buf;

            $endString  =   substr( $buf, - strlen( $this->readEndCharacter ) );
            if( $endString == $this->readEndCharacter )
                break;
        }

I don't know why you wouldn't get a NUL for Chr(0), but perhaps Binary(0x0) would get it?

[kned 0]

if i use macromedia flash to send things to php, then php calls the last char "" (zerobyte)

if i use binary(0x0) in autoit, php gets "0x00000000"

if i use chr(0) php gets "0"

any ideas? t.t