IGB headers not properly parsed when using IIS

[exodus4d]

IGB headers not properly parsed when using IIS

[exodus4d]

Thanks for reporting! Ill check.

[IvandaNothabeer]

Try ....

static function getIGBHeaderData(){
    $data = (object) [];
    $data->trusted = false;
    $data->values = [];
    $headerData = apache_request_headers();

    foreach($headerData as $key => $value){
        $key = strtolower($key);
        $key = str_replace('eve_', 'eve-', $key);

        if (strpos($key, 'eve-') === 0) {
            $key = str_replace('eve-', '', $key);                
            if (
                $key === 'trusted' &&
                $value === 'Yes'
            ) {
                $data->trusted = true;
            }

            $data->values[$key] = $value;
        }
    }

    return $data;
}

[exodus4d]

Thx for reporting I'll check and fix this in v0.0.10

Ivanda Nothabeer [email protected] schrieb am Di., 15. Sep. 2015
01:51:

Try ....

static function getIGBHeaderData(){
$data = (object) [];
$data->trusted = false;
$data->values = [];
$headerData = apache_request_headers();

foreach($headerData as $key => $value){
    $key = strtolower($key);
    $key = str_replace('eve_', 'eve-', $key);

    if (strpos($key, 'eve-') === 0) {
        $key = str_replace('eve-', '', $key);
        if (
            $key === 'trusted' &&
            $value === 'Yes'
        ) {
            $data->trusted = true;
        }

        $data->values[$key] = $value;
    }
}

return $data;

}

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[mglinski]

Using apache_request_headers() will fail on some setups. It's better to look through the $_SERVER superglobal as any extra headers are passed in there by default on apache, and any FCGI setup will expose its added variables there too.

[exodus4d]

Issue should be fixed in v0.0.10.

For some reason, there are no custom CCP Header data in $_SERVER (local xampp @ Win). I guess it has something to do with:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15382407/not-all-headers-available-in-server-php
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7141566/server-headers-are-missing-in-php-but-present-in-python

I can´t find any clean solution for the problem, just ugly mod_rewrite rules and implementations that mix up $_SERVER and apache_request_headers(). For now we stick to apache_request_headers()

[mglinski]

Just do detection when trying to read the headers and if none match, fall back to apache_request_headers().

On NGINX I inject the headers into $_SERVER via fcgi_variables, so this will work correctly on nginx regardless.