if(is_null($browserLang))
{
if(self::isPhpCliMode())
{
// fix it! $browserLang = $_ENV['LANG'];
$browserLang = self::sanitizeInputValues(@$_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']);
}
else
{
$browserLang = self::sanitizeInputValues(@$_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']);
}
}
Browser used is Firefox 3.52 Windows
In this case, it would be more helpful if you told me a little about your server.
What operating system is the web server, PHP version, and PHP SAPI name?
<?php
echo php_sapi_name();
[quote=vipsoft @ Aug 23 2009, 10:41 PM]What operating system is the web server, PHP version, and PHP SAPI name?
<?php
echo php_sapi_name();
[/quote]
php_sapi_name: cgi
Operating system: Debian based
Web server: Apache
PHP version: 5.2.10
Browser language is available via _ENV[“HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE”] and _SERVER[“HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE”].
AFAICS fix should be _ENV[“HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE”] instead of _ENV[“LANG”].
btw: Same effect when server (Apache) is running on CentOS, Fedora, BSD or Windows.
Thanks. Please svn up, and let me know if it’s still broken. $_ENV[‘LANG’] is needed for command-line sessions.
I’ve changed isPhpCliMode() to only count cgi as command-line when REMOTE_ADDR is empty (which should only occur when not a browser session).
[quote=vipsoft @ Aug 24 2009, 10:33 AM]Thanks. Please svn up, and let me know if it’s still broken. $_ENV[‘LANG’] is needed for command-line sessions.
I’ve changed isPhpCliMode() to only count cgi as command-line when REMOTE_ADDR is empty (which should only occur when not a browser session).[/quote]
Thank you very much.
It works so far but, you might come in trouble in case of a proxy when you take this as given. Didn’t check code for it but, don’t forget
if (getenv(HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR))
In that situation, isn’t REMOTE_ADDR the ip addr of the proxy?
Depends on proxy. It can be different and not empty. There are combinations of redirects and proxies which work similar to an anonymizieser.
I think you’re mistaken. Whether or not REMOTE_ADDR is set is determined by PHP.