viewtopic.php?f=1&t=78386
I swear that my answer was to a different thread - see the topic subject (which I never change)
Searching for "Reponse headers not trimming right" gives only the said thread, and the original one (a guy was having trouble with a proxy-like script) is gone.
Mayhap it will help if someone looked at the raw DB data for further clues.
A bugged thread?
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- Chris Corbyn
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Re: A bugged thread?
Very odd. I checked both the phpb_topics and phpbb_posts tables for titles which match '%response headers%' and nothing
So just for my own sanity I looked for this thread with the same method and it was found.
I wonder if someone deleted the thread by accident or if the OP deleted it (can they do that I wonder?). Still doesn't explain how your post ended up in someone else's thread though
I wonder if someone deleted the thread by accident or if the OP deleted it (can they do that I wonder?). Still doesn't explain how your post ended up in someone else's thread though
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mysql> select * from phpbb_topics where topic_title like '%response headers%';
Empty set (0.60 sec)
mysql> select * from phpbb_posts where post_subject like '%response headers%';
Empty set (8.88 sec)
mysql> select * from phpbb_posts where post_subject like '%A bugged thread%';
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| post_id | topic_id | forum_id | poster_id | icon_id | poster_ip | post_time | post_approved | post_reported | enable_bbcode | enable_smilies | enable_magic_url | enable_sig | post_username | post_subject | post_text | post_checksum | post_attachment | bbcode_bitfield | bbcode_uid | post_postcount | post_edit_time | post_edit_reason | post_edit_user | post_edit_count | post_edit_locked |
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| 441943 | 78507 | 7 | 24554 | 0 | 212.21.145.35 | 1202285904 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | | A bugged thread? | [url:2occ0pzh]http://forums.devnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=78386[/url:2occ0pzh]
I swear that my answer was to a different thread - see the topic subject (which I never change)
Searching for "Reponse headers not trimming right" gives only the said thread, and the original one (a guy was having trouble with a proxy-like script) is gone.
Mayhap it will help if someone looked at the raw DB data for further clues. | f74e21c792b616bedcdcbf2d7052edac | 0 | EA== | 2occ0pzh | 1 | 0 | | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Re: A bugged thread?
Hmm, I just noticed "Response" is typo'd in your text. "Reponse".
In which case, I see your post (in wrong thread):
But still no topic:
Either the thread's been renamed, or it's been deleted 
In which case, I see your post (in wrong thread):
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mysql> select * from phpbb_posts where post_subject like '%reponse headers%';
+---------+----------+----------+-----------+---------+---------------+------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+----------------+------------------+------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------+-----------------+-----------------+------------+----------------+----------------+------------------+----------------+-----------------+------------------+
| post_id | topic_id | forum_id | poster_id | icon_id | poster_ip | post_time | post_approved | post_reported | enable_bbcode | enable_smilies | enable_magic_url | enable_sig | post_username | post_subject | post_text | post_checksum | post_attachment | bbcode_bitfield | bbcode_uid | post_postcount | post_edit_time | post_edit_reason | post_edit_user | post_edit_count | post_edit_locked |
+---------+----------+----------+-----------+---------+---------------+------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+----------------+------------------+------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------+-----------------+-----------------+------------+----------------+----------------+------------------+----------------+-----------------+------------------+
| 441372 | 78386 | 1 | 24554 | 0 | 212.21.151.86 | 1202060686 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | | Re: Reponse headers not trimming right - or other problem? :( | When you get the HTTP response from the remote server, you need to trim the HTTP headers before sending them to the client. Now you're sending your headers PLUS whatever the remote server gave you, that's why you see the remote headers in the "content". | 62c1ba0320da99795d9aff8518ad99a7 | 0 | | 386ciw1e | 1 | 0 | | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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1 row in set (8.74 sec)Code: Select all
mysql> select * from phpbb_topics where topic_title like '%reponse headers%';
Empty set (3.16 sec)Re: A bugged thread?
There was something about a deletion in the moderator log Chris