Hi
Does anyone here have any knowledge of how to overcome a random problem where randomly the browser will return the following message:
The specified CGI application misbehaved the headers it returned are:
and thats it
It happens completely at random, most the time everything is fine, usually this happens on one page at complete random and the only way to get it to work is by refreshing the browser
How can I overcome this issue?
we are using NT server with IIS 4 and don't say to me update because this problem has been logged to happen with Windows 2003 servers running the latest IIS
Yes we are using PHP as a cgi application
90% of the time the scripts work, 10% of the time we get this random error
Is there a way you can actually redirect the webserver to another page if this error occurs?
PHP.net has a topic on this issue which was of ZERO help to me and the hotfix from Microsoft doesn't apply to NT servers
PHP - The specified CGI application misbehaved
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apache would be perfect! but Im not using apache and its not an option either
using the latest stable version of PHP
and its got nothing to do with the code because the code works, this is an error that occasionally occurs at pure random on purely random pages
the error has to do with using session_start()
the session headers are obviously playing up and the webserver redirects pages to the CGI error
anyone know anything??
using the latest stable version of PHP
and its got nothing to do with the code because the code works, this is an error that occasionally occurs at pure random on purely random pages
the error has to do with using session_start()
the session headers are obviously playing up and the webserver redirects pages to the CGI error
anyone know anything??