Date: 09/16/00
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ID: 6685
Updated by: stas
Reported By: waldschrott <email protected>
Status: Analyzed
Bug Type: *General Issues
Assigned To:
Comments:
On the second though, you _can_ have variables with spaces (actually, you can name variable with every string you can put into variable), so I don't quite understand the maning of that variable name translation. Do we really need it? Anybody will have problems if we remove it?
Previous Comments:
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[2000-09-12 13:46:32] waldschrott <email protected>
since we all (almost) agree that register_globals should be deprecated ASAP and array indices with spaces are legal and URIs containg QUERYSTRING with them too, well at least the $HTTP_GET_VARS array should contain the non-converted information, if register_globals=on this mechanism can be applied for global variables
We shouldnīt obscure URI data.
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[2000-09-12 13:41:29] stas <email protected>
And what would you expect it to do? You cannot have variable names with spaces.
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[2000-09-12 13:39:37] waldschrott <email protected>
I guess this is has the potential to be a serious bug since I think Iīm allowed to take any key/value pairs I want to if encoded correctly, very simple to reproduce
Call a page with this QueryString
?%20asd%20%20=%20asdf (you can replace %20 with + if you want to, same effect)
and look what happened to to the key part of key=value
<?php var_dump($HTTP_GET_VARS); ?>
all leading spaces are stripped, all trailing ones converted to "_" - that really does not make sense, I donīt know what else is converted with mystic rules, I found these
The only workaround is to access the QueryString directly which seems to be fine (of course)
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