HTTPRequest header missing

[Gregory McLeod]

I am using an HTTPRequest from a prim script

   SERVER_REQ_ID = llHTTPRequest( SERVER_URL+"&id="+(string)id, [], "" );

I naively thought that all httprequests were accompanied by the Second_life Headers.

The one I am missing is X-SecondLife-Owner-Key this results in an php script error and the returned data is invalid.

Do you have to use one of the GET or POST methods to get SL to send the full headers?

 

If so I wonder how this used to work, as it did.

[Darkie Minotaur]

Did you check the example "example wrapper script Both capturing apache headers and global methodes" here? I assume, this solves your problem.

[Gregory McLeod]

I assume you mean in the PHP script.

If so yes the setting $USE_APACHE_HEADERS = TRUE;

but I am so much a beginner at this that I don't know what it means.

Help please.

[Darkie Minotaur]

I don't know what you used that didn't work - test is with TRUE - if that doesn't work, try FALSE

[Gregory McLeod]

To try to resolve what I think may be a misunderstanding between us Darkie I show the whole of the PHP script that is being called and the method of calling.

The method of calling

<q>

string  SERVER_URL  = "http://awebsite.com/folder1/folder2/manager.php?action=UPDATE";
key     SERVER_REQ_ID;
integer id;

id = -1;

request_server() {
    SERVER_REQ_ID = llHTTPRequest( SERVER_URL+"&id="+(string)id, [], "" );
}

other lines of code

</q>

the receiving website manager.php

<q>

<?php

include_once('bin/DBHandler.php');

$USE_APACHE_HEADERS = TRUE;
// switch to false if you need cgi methods
if ($USE_APACHE_HEADERS)
{
 $headers    = apache_request_headers();
 $objectgrid = $headers["X-SecondLife-Shard"];
 $objectname = $headers["X-SecondLife-Object-Name"];
 $objectkey  = $headers["X-SecondLife-Object-Key"];
 $objectpos  = $headers["X-SecondLife-Local-Position"];
 $ownerkey   = $headers["X-SecondLife-Owner-Key"];
 $ownername  = $headers["X-SecondLife-Owner-Name"];
 $regiondata = $headers["X-SecondLife-Region"];
 $regiontmp  = explode ("(",$regiondata); // cut cords off
 $regionpos  = explode (")",$regiontmp[1]); //
 $regionname = substr($regiontmp[0],0,-1); // cut last space from simname
} else {
 $db = $GLOBALS;
 $headers    = $db['HTTP_ENV_VARS'];
 $objectgrid = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_SHARD"];
 $objectname = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_OBJECT_NAME"];
 $objectkey  = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_OBJECT_KEY"];
 $ownerkey   = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_OWNER_KEY"];
 $objectpos  = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_LOCAL_POSITION"];
 $ownername  = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_OWNER_NAME"];
 $regiondata = $headers["HTTP_X_SECONDLIFE_REGION"];
 $regiontmp  = explode ("(",$regiondata);
 $regionpos  = explode (")",$regiontmp[1]);
 $regionname = substr($regiontmp[0],0,-1);
}

if(!isset($ownerkey)) {
 print "INVALID_ACCESS";; 
}

$db = new DBHandler();

function createSurl($reg, $p) {
 $p = str_replace ( "(" , "" , $p );
 $p = str_replace ( ")" , "" , $p );
 $c = split ( "," , $p);
 return "secondlife://$reg/$c[0]/$c[1]/$c[2]";
}

$action = $_GET['action'];
switch($action) {
 case "UPDATE":
  $id = $_GET['id'];
  if( is_numeric ($id) ) {
   if($id == -1) {
    $index = $db->getLastIndex() + 1;
    if($db->addField($index, $ownername, createSurl($regionname, $objectpos)))
     print "NEW,$index";
    else
     print "Database Error";
   }
   else if($id > 0) {
    if($db->isField($id)) {
     if($db->updateField($id, $ownername, createSurl($regionname, $objectpos)))
     {
      if($db->isFieldActive($id)) 
       print "ENABLE";
      else
       print "DISABLE";
     }
     else {
      print "DISABLE";
     }
    }
    else if($db->addField($id, $ownername, createSurl($regionname, $objectpos)))
     print "NEW,$index";
    else
     print "Database Error";
   }
  }
  else
   print "INVALID";
 break;
}

</q>

Note in this PHP script there is an incompatability between the code and the PHP version in the statement

<q>

function createSurl($reg, $p) {
...

 $c = split ( "," , $p);

...

</q>

which is what got me into this mess in the first place. I have fixed that by changing the split to a preg_split as in

$c = preg_split( '[(,)]' , $p );

The result that the prim receives from the request is

INVALID_ACCESSINVALID

which suggest to me that the $ownerkey is not being set.

Do you have any comments?

[Darkie Minotaur]

Did you try with:

$USE_APACHE_HEADERS = FALSE; ?

[Ron Khondji]

This PHP script returns all headers.

<?php  foreach ($_SERVER as $key => $value) {    if (strpos($key, 'HTTP_') === 0) {      $chunks = explode('_', $key);      $header = '';      for ($i = 1; $y = sizeof($chunks) - 1, $i < $y; $i++) {        $header .= ucfirst(strtolower($chunks[$i])).'-';      }      $header .= ucfirst(strtolower($chunks[$i])).': '.$value;      echo $header.'<br>';    }  }?>

 You could check them with:

    http_response(key id, integer s, list data, string body) {        list b = llParseString2List(body, ["<br>"], []);        integer l;        do {            llOwnerSay(llList2String(b, l));        } while (++l < llGetListLength(b));    }

 Then you know if your owner key header is available or not.

[Gregory McLeod]

That has provided an answer which works, thank you.

I was trying to use the examples in the link provided before and just could not get them to work.

Now I have working lsl and php scripts I can expand on them to find out what is happening in my HUD.