- "cannot" instead of "can not" (meaning "also can")
- "than" instead of "then" (Hint: "then" should hardly be needed;
you're not telling the order in which to do something)
... plus removed a couple ending. dots
[DOC] proto void header_remove([string header_name])
Removes an HTTP header previously set using header()
The header_name parameter is optionnal, all headers are
removed if it is not set
[SAPIs] The header_handler callback in sapi_module_struct has
been changed, it now take a new argument.
When it is set to SAPI_HEADER_DELETE, sapi_header->header is
the name of an header, header_handler has to delete it.
When it is set to SAPI_HEADER_DELETE_ALL, header_handler has
to delete all headers.
When sapi_header_op_enum is SAPI_HEADER_ADD or _REPLACE,
sapi_header->header is in the form "Name: value", header_handler
has to add or replace the given header.
In all cases, header_handler must not free sapi_header or
sapi_header->header. SAPI_HEADER_ADD must be returned if the
header has been added or replaced, or 0 in other cases.
calls.
Revert the change to the sapi_add_header_ex interface.
Fix various bugs:
1. header("HTTP/1.0 306 foo");
header("Location: absolute-uri");
did not work in combination with several SAPI modules, because
http_status_line was never properly reset. And thus, all SAPI
modules which looked at http_status_line ignored the changed
http_response_code.
2. The CGI SAPI did not send out the HTTP status line at all, if
http_status_line had not been set explicitly by calling
header("HTTP/1.0 200 foo");
zend_get_parameters(), but it became invalid when someone switched it
to zend_get_parameters_ex(), and I decided to remove it anyway).
- Remove a redundant function call
Remove mostly all references to APACHE and CGI_BINARY from the code.
- Apache include files are no longer included by any PHP code, except for the Apache SAPI module.
- No server specific code is in any of the base PHP code.
Still left to be done:
- Eliminate any references to APACHE from the few remaining modules.
- Move request_info.c's logic to SAPI
- Modify the regex function names, and globals, so that we can always
include them, without having to fear any interference with Apache;
Always use the bundled regex library
- Got rid of the old flush() implemenetation in favour of the new one
- Added implicit_flush() support to the output buffering layer.
@- Added implicit_flush() to control whether flush() should be called
@ implicitly after any output (Zeev)
I've defined a few macros to help with module/request init/startup function definitions.
Basically:
PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_RINIT_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_RSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION(module)
These will expand to proper function prototypes.
Now to specify these in the module entry, use:
PHP_MINIT(module)
PHP_MSHUTDOWN(module)
PHP_RINIT(module)
PHP_RSHUTDOWN(module)
PHP_MINFO(module)
I've updated all modules in ext/standard and everything from ext/apache to ext/db.
If you can, please update your module to use these macros.
* Fully implement ISAPI support - POST and cookies among other things.
* Almost completely rewrote phpinfo(). Allow modules to easily display their
information in phpinfo() without modifying phpinfo() itself (prototype for
the module info function was changed, thus the large amount of updated module
files).
* Initial extended SAPI support for Apache, completely untested.
* CGI now uses SAPI fully as well.
* Changed PHP4 to compile as a DLL, both ISAPI and the the CGI run with the same DLL.
* Switched to using the DLL runtime library under Win32. PHP will NOT work if
compiled against the static library!
* Removed yesterday's php4libts project (with php4dllts, it's obsolete).
This *does* affect thread-unsafe Windows as well - the thread unsafe CGI is also
dependant on the thread-unsafe DLL.