pipe.php error

m00di

When i run this via pipe i get this error

php pipe.php

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /httpdocs/support/api/pipe.php on line 88

peter

I just updated the latest download with a fix for the error. My apologies.

radum

Same Error

I have installed 1.6 RC5 and all is well except Pipe.

I use cPanel and have set up the pipe, but get the same PHP Parse error on line 88.

Line 88 - $var=$parser->getHeader();

If I slash out that line, I get the same error on the next line

Line 89 - $var=$cfg->useEmailPriority()?$parser->getPriority();

Is this something to do with header processing? If so, any ideas on how to implement -q through cPanel please?

Many thanks

Dave

ScottyDoo

Hi
I have installed 1.6 RC5 and all is well except Pipe.
I use cPanel and have set up the pipe, but get the same PHP Parse error on line 88.
Line 88 - $var=$parser->getHeader();
If I slash out that line, I get the same error on the next line
Line 89 - $var=$cfg->useEmailPriority()?$parser->getPriority();
Is this something to do with header processing? If so, any ideas on how to implement -q through cPanel please?
Many thanks
Dave

I just had this same problem today, and here's what I discovered, which I believe is the fix that peter was referring to, which imho, he should have given detail about what he changed for the sake of education.

Here's what I did...

1) Open your 'pipe.php' file.

2) Go to line 87, which should read:

$var=utf8_encode(Format:($body))

3) Add a semicolon to the end of the line, so it will now read:

$var=utf8_encode(Format:($body));

4) Save file and upload to server.

That's it!

ScottyDoo

OnyxTalk.com - Peer to Peer Support & Discussion

Hokkaido

Thanks ScottyDoo. Your solution worked for me. it also helped that I got the correct username to put in the path.

Your instructions were great and easy to follow.

*****

Here's what I did...

1) Open your 'pipe.php' file.

2) Go to line 87, which should read:

Code:

$var=utf8_encode(Format:($body))

3) Add a semicolon to the end of the line, so it will now read:

Code:

$var=utf8_encode(Format:($body));

4) Save file and upload to server.

That's it!

ScottyDoo

OnyxTalk.com - Peer to Peer Support & Discussion

gavbond

Yes

YOU LITTLE RIPPA !

Now onto the next hurdle,... hope it's not a brick wall!

Thanks ScottyDoo.

tailtwister

That nasty missing semi-colon

thank you for this thread!!

that semi-colon is missing in the fantastico install on cpanel machines!

fuddus

Thanks!

Thank you for posting this solution. Such a simple thing but could have spent hours looking for it!

Alex1602

its really just reading the error

it says PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /httpdocs/support/api/pipe.php

let me explain parse errors shows only when there is an unexpected code, so the reason can be a unclosed piece of code like a missing ; (most common), ' or " (there are more but they are rare).

so when the error shows you will have to look in the previous lines normally it is in the line direct above the error line in this case line 88 so we looked for the code direct above which was line 87 and we found the error :)

this is not an attack only a little explanation.