error using getimagesize() - php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed

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    Hey all,
    I recently changed servers. After the change, I started receiving the following error when callign the function getimagesize():

    I've set the permissions of the folder to 777. I'm guessing it has something to do w/ my PHP settings?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
     
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  2. coolsaint

    coolsaint Banned

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    Dear Friend,

    This is a PHP Bug reported here.

    Check it.

    http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=11058

    I faced the same problem. I recompiled PHP. So if you do so i wish it should be gone.

    Thanks.

    Coolsaint
     
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  3. dtang4

    dtang4 Active Member

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    Hmm. I actually just upgraded to the latest version earlier today. In the bug thread, all the replies seem to date back to 2004 and refer to an older 4.x.x version of PHP.

    @coolsaint
    What version of PHP are you using?
     
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    Jpauls104 Peon

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    Apparently it is having a problem resolving names... this could be a DNS/Firewall issue.

    Also try putting the relative image location vs. http://www|domain|com/image/9602.gif
     
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    Barti1987 Well-Known Member

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    I bet you can't include remote files either!

    I solved the problem by using the IP address instead of the URL:

    include('http://IPNUMBER/~user/page.php');

    Peace,
     
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  6. dtang4

    dtang4 Active Member

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    The relative image location does work.

    Hmm, might be a DNS or firewall issue. If it's a firewall issue, how do I fix it? Is there a port that I need to open up?

    (I just got a server for the first time, so I have no idea how to do a lot of things.)
     
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    What script are you using?
     
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    Coolsaint's answer is so correct. This is a bug from PHP found on 4.3 above. It get crapped because of this bug, so if you recompile php with apache again, it will be fixed. Remember to restart after the recompile done.

    Regards
     
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    I have had a similar problem with fedora core 16. This distro cannot create a ifcfg-eth0 under /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts.
    In my case I must to edit the /etc/resolv.conf in order to insert the nameserver (i'm using nameserver 8.8.8.8) but PHP seems to don't like it and make a lots of warning with getsiseimage function.

    If you create the ifcfg-eth0 file (or something else with your eth) with:
    DNS1=8.8.8.8

    then restart your machine and start the service
    systemctl start httpd.service

    everything works fine without recompile anything.
    In my case it works perfectly and the warning disappeared.

    Obviously allow_url_fopn myst be set to On into /etc/php.ini

    Have a good day,


    Leonardo
     
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