BlueLotus Posted September 13, 2008 Share Posted September 13, 2008 Hi there... My problem is not being able to use e-mail piping or POP3 checking with a third party help desk script, and I'm getting a different PHP error depending on which one I try. PIPING WOES When a user responds to a ticket by e-mail, it gets cut off after the first few characters instead of printing the full body of that message to the ticket, and in the automated e-mail to the Admin. There WAS a PHP memory limit error corresponding with this, but now that I've changed my limit from 64MB to 256MB, there is no error at all associated with this anomaly. Note, originally the full e-mail was coming through ... but converted to all caps! I've found that there's a bug in PHP's imap_utf8 function for versions 5.2.5+, so I was told to use the following fix inserted in my piping script: function imap_utf8_fix($string) { return iconv_mime_decode($string,0,"UTF-8"); } That fixed the all caps issue .. but left me with the issue above of messages being cut off prematurely, no matter the length, no matter the content of the message. (A line break helps this along, but isn't necessary -- user input gets cut off after a few words no matter what.) // Finally, Sanitize $email['from'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['from'] ) ); // TF $email['nickname'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['nickname'] ) ); // TF $email['to'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['to'] ) ); // TF $email['subject'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['subject'] ) ); // TF $email['message'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( utf8_encode( decode_ISO88591( imap_utf8_fix( $email['message'] ) ) ) ); // TF if ( ! $email['nickname'] ) $email['nickname'] = $email['from']; if ( ! $email['from'] || ! $email['to'] || ! $email['subject'] || ! $email['message'] ) exit(); if ( ! $ifthd->validate_email( $email['from'] ) ) exit(); Please note, the 'message' field above is the one that's being cut off prematurely with piping. Everything else comes through perfectly. POP3 WOES When a user replies to a ticket by e-mail, it converts their input to all caps. It's entered into the ticket that way, and sent to the tech that way. I tried the above UTF-8 "fix" to no avail. It had absolutely no effect at all on my POP3 checking script like it had on my piping script. And what's more, it causes PHP to spit out this error in the directory of the script: [12-Sep-2008 23:11:01] PHP Warning: iconv_mime_decode() [<a href='function.iconv-mime-decode'>function.iconv-mime-decode</a>]: Malformed string in /home/username/public_html/deskdir/scriptdir/pop3.php on line 42 Lines 43 to 45 of pop3.php reads: function imap_utf8_fix($string) { return iconv_mime_decode($string,0,"UTF-8"); } I've also tried a "2" in place of the 0, and "ISO-8859-1" in place of "UTF-8", but I have absolutely no idea at all what I'm doing -- I know nothing about PHP. The relevant sections of the code that correspond to the imap_utf8_fix above read: // Finally, Sanitize $email['from'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['from'] ) ); $email['nickname'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['nickname'] ) ); $email['to'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['to'] ) ); $email['subject'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( imap_utf8_fix( $email['subject'] ) ); $email['message'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( utf8_encode( decode_ISO88591( imap_utf8_fix( $email['message'] ) ) ) ); $email['date'] = $ifthd->sanitize_data( $email['date'] ); $email['date'] = strtotime( $email['date'] ); if ( ! $email['nickname'] ) $email['nickname'] = $email['from']; if ( ! $email['from'] || ! $email['to'] || ! $email['subject'] || ! $email['message'] ) continue; if ( ! $ifthd->validate_email( $email['from'] ) ) continue; MY SERVER INFORMATION MX entry - Priority: 0; myrealdomainname.com Linux shared hosting at Hostgator.com I've set a local php.ini file to only upgrade my memory limit to 256M Safe mode is OFF. PHP v5.2.6. Kernel version 2.6.25.15-grsec Apache version 1.3.41 (Unix) MySQL version 5.0.51a-community MySQL client version: 4.1.22 cPanel Version 11.23.6-STABLE 27225 Theme cPanel X v2.6.0 MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8) MySQL connection collation: utf8_unicode_ci If someone can tell me how to fix the "malformed string" the error log is referring to, and stop my user's e-mails from printing in all caps, I would be very appreciative. (Hopefully I was supposed to put this here and not the PHP Help forum.) My scripts (pipe.php and pop3.php) are both attached. Thanks in advance! [attachment deleted by admin] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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