[horde] Warning message from Magic.php when attaching a file in IMP compose window

[Jan Schneider]

You are correct. I can only assume that Solaris has some problem with  
unserializing the PHP data in mime.magic.php, maybe because of the  
partially binary content.

You change the file to not contain a serialized array though. On Linux  
run a var_export($mime_magic); and replace $mime_magic with that in  
mime.magic.php.

Zitat von Robin John West <Robin.West at Dal.ca>:

> Thanks for the response Jan. If I was using the PHP magic mime  
> extension, wouldn't it say so on the test.php page? Right now it  
> says "No" for both "MIME Magic Support (fileinfo)" and "MIME Magic  
> Support (mime_magic)".
>
> Also the error message seems to be coming directly from where Horde  
> reads from its own mime.magic.php and my test script also seems to  
> reproduce the error while reading from that file.
>
> I think I will try installing the PHP magic mime extension and see  
> if it gets around this error. Thanks for your help.
>
> -Robin
>
> Quoting "Jan Schneider" <jan at horde.org>:
>
>> Zitat von Robin John West <Robin.West at dal.ca>:
>>
>>> We have a working Horde 3.2.1/IMP 4.2 installation on a RH Linux  
>>> server (PHP 4.3.2), and I'm working on setting up the same on a  
>>> Solaris 10 machine (PHP 5.2.6).
>>>
>>> On the Solaris installation I'm getting a warning message at the  
>>> top of the page whenever I try to attach a file to a message in  
>>> the IMP compose page. The message is preceded by several lines of  
>>> what looks like mangled serialized data:
>>>
>>> n__________E";s:16:"applicati?-ar";s:19:"!n________64E";s:16?plication/data";s:19?/local/bin/a?:11:?t/sc?";}i:18;a:3:{s:18:"FiLeStArTfIlEsTaR?:20:?t/x-apple-binsci?:18:"#! ?/loc?csh";s:17:"applicati?-csh";s:18:"%!PS-AdobeFont-1.0";s:10:"fo?ype1";}i:17;a:1:{s:17:"#?r/local/tcsh";s:17:"appl?ion/??i:16;a:1?:16:?ended Module?:15:"aud?-ft2-mod";s:16:"???";s:17:"?????:16:"#! ?/bin??:17:?lication/x-awk";s:16:"#!?r/bin/nawk";s:17?plication/x-awk";s:16:"#?sr/b?erl";s:18:"applicati???:16:"#!  
>>> ?/bin??:17:?lication/x-awk";s:16:"#!?r/bin/nawk";s:17?plication/x-awk";s:16:"#?sr/b?erl";s:18:"applicati???:16:"ndebian";s:18:"applicati?-dpk?:14:"#!/usr/bin/awk";s:17:"applicati?-awk";s:14:"
>>> Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in  
>>> /opt/luminis/dalhousie/horde/lib/Horde/MIME/Magic.php on line 200
>>>
>>> After the message the compose page is redisplayed with the file  
>>> successfully attached.
>>>
>>> Everything works fine with no warnings on the Linux installation.  
>>> I have checked horde/lib/Horde/MIME/mime.magic.php to make sure it  
>>> isn't corrupted - it is identical on both servers. I also tried  
>>> this test script on both servers:
>>>
>>> <?php  require_once('mime.magic.php');
>>> while (list($i, $j) = each($mime_magic)) {
>>>  printf("%s, %s\n", $i, $j);
>>> }
>>>
>>> Works fine on the linux box, produces the warning message on the  
>>> Solaris box. So the only difference is the OS and the PHP version.  
>>> Anyone have an idea what the problem might be?
>>
>> You are using the magic mime PHP extension (and thus *not* Horde's  
>> mime.magic.php), but you are pointing the PHP configuration to a  
>> wrong (or broken) mime magic file.
>>
>> Jan.
>>
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