Bug #3488

Header delimiters don't survive in sessions

Details

Submitted	2005-02-16 07:11 UTC
From	steve at signify dot co dot nz
Assigned	sean
Status	Closed
Package	Mail_Mime
PHP Version	4.3.9
OS	Debian GNU/Linux
Roadmaps	(Not assigned)

Comments

[2005-02-16 07:11 UTC] steve at signify dot co dot nz

Description:
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If a Mail_mime object is stored in a session, the constants MAIL_MIME_CRLF (and MAIL_MIMEPART_CRLF) may not be defined when the object is retrieved.

This results in the mail header separator defaulting to "\r\n".

A workaround is to insert the following line before you do anything with the Mail_mime object:

new Mail_mime("\n");

Which defines the MAIL_MIME_CRLF constant.

Reproduce code:
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(file1.php)
session_start();
$mm = new Mail_mime("\n");
$mm->setHTMLBody('<html></html>');
$mm->setTxtBody('Blah blah');
$_SESSION['mm'] = $mm;

(file2.php)
session_start();
$mm = $_SESSION['mm'];
$mm->get();
$x = $mm->headers();

Expected result:
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$x['Content-Type'] should be split across two lines. The first line should end with just a "\n".

Actual result:
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The first line of $x['Content-Type'] will end with "\r\n"