postgres error message include \n characters

Bug #25963	postgres error message include \n characters
Submitted:	2003-10-23 05:50 UTC	Modified:	2003-11-25 17:21 UTC
From:	edechaux at irci dot fr	Assigned:	helly (profile)
Status:	Closed	Package:	PostgreSQL related
PHP Version:	4.3.3	OS:	*
Private report:	No	CVE-ID:	None

[2003-10-23 05:50 UTC] edechaux at irci dot fr

Description:
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When a connection to a Postgres database fails, the error message which is in the $php_errormsg variable ends with the following string : '\n\n.'

The final '.' is quite anoying because you just can't 'trim' the $php_errormsg, you must 'trim ($php_errormsg, "\n.")' to remove the dot and the newline characters.


Could it be possible to remove the final dot, or even the final '\n\n.' string ?


Thanks.

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[2003-10-24 09:35 UTC] edechaux at irci dot fr

I tried with the lastest CVS and there is no changes.

Here is a sample code :

----file toto.php----
<?
if (! pg_connect ('blablabla')) {
 echo '{' . $php_errormsg . '}';
}
?>
--------

I execute 'php toto.php'. It displays :

{Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: missing "=" after "blablabla" in connection info string
.}

As you can see there is a newline character between 'string' and '.'.

This newline character mess up the html code if you d'ont remove it...

It still works, but it break your html code format :p

[2003-10-25 08:48 UTC] helly@php.net

Is already fixed in PHP 5. Fix will be committed for 4.3.5 or whatever comes next, too. For 4.3.3 we are to far in the release process.

[2003-11-25 17:21 UTC] iliaa@php.net

This bug has been fixed in CVS.

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