In article <2g2086F3jdnsU3.DeleteThis@uni-berlin.de>,
Davide Bianchi <davideyeahsure.DeleteThis@onlyforfun.net> wrote:
> patpro ~ patrick proniewski <patpro.DeleteThis@boleskine.patpro.net> wrote:
> > In article <LfSdnaBf84E_XQbdRVn-tA.DeleteThis@britsys.net>,
> >> I hope their is an easy fix for this.
>
> I tryed with 2 different server and 2 different version of PHP/Apache
> and all of them give the same problem, but if you turn off PHP then
> you have the correct behavour (of course your PHP file isn't processed
> anymore).
>
> So I think is a bug in the PHP module...
I think it's a feature

but I found 2 servers not presenting this
behaviour :
the first runs PHP 4.2.2 and Apache/1.3.12 (Linux i386)
the second runs PHP 4.3.2 and Apache/1.3.29 (Mac OS X)
I guess there is a compilation flag, or php extension that allow this
behaviour.
patpro
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