[SOLVED] eval()'d code error

[cursed]

Error:

Warning: fgets(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /user/public_html/decode/unlock.php(49) : eval()'d code on line 1

Warning: fgets(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /user/public_html/decode/unlock.php(49) : eval()'d code on line 1

Warning: fgets(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /user/public_html/decode/unlock.php(49) : eval()'d code on line 1


Code:
[code=php:0]
<?php

$input = file_get_contents( $filename = 'index.php');
if (ereg(
"[$]([^=]+)=[_][_]FILE[_][_][;]"
. "[$]([^=]+)=[_][_]LINE[_][_][;]"
. "[$]([^=]+)[=]([0-9]+)[;]"
. "eval.*(base64_decode.['][^']*['].)", $input, $x)) {
// first pass
$ifilename = $x[1];
$ilinenum
= $x[2];
$ioffset
= $x[3];
$offset
= $x[4];
$decoder
= $x[5];
// get the decoder
$decoder = eval("return $decoder;");
// decipher the decoder
ereg("[$]([^=]+)[=].*[$]([^=]+)=.base64",$decoder,$x);
$ihandle = $x[1];
$iout
= $x[2];
$decoder = str_replace($iout
,'output'
,$decoder);
$decoder = str_replace($ihandle
,'handle'
,$decoder);
$decoder = str_replace($ilinenum ,'line'
,$decoder);
$decoder = str_replace($ifilename,'filename',$decoder);
// the decoder is our slave!
$decoder = str_replace('eval($output);','return $output;',$decoder);
$decoder = '$line=2;'.$decoder;
// sandbox
$next
= eval($decoder);
// remove expiration time
$next = ereg_replace("^if[^;]+;",'',$next);
// some more deciphering
ereg('^[$]([^=]+)=',$next,$x);
$next = str_replace($ihandle,
'handle',
$next);
$next = str_replace($ifilename,'filename',$next);
$next = str_replace($x[1]
,
'output',
$next);
$next = str_replace($ioffset,
'offset',
$next);
// the decoder is our slave, again!
$next = str_replace('eval($output)','return $output',$next);
// final pass
$code = eval($next);
// finish
echo '<','?php',$code,'?','>',"\n";
} else die("Failed. No base64_decode anymore.\n");
?>[/code]



what am i doing wrong?

[Jessica]

$input = file_get_contents( $filename = 'index.php');
$filename='index.php' evaluates to true. So you're doing
$input = file_get_contents(TRUE);

Change it to:
$input = file_get_contents('index.php');
or define $filename before the function call.

[cursed]

hmm.. same error.
I tried $input = file_get_contents('index.php'); but no dice.

[cursed]

bump?

[Jessica]

You're not even using fgets in this code. Is this even the right file?

[cursed]

strange.. now it works with a different host.