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Can I get the PHP response size inflight?
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Is it possible to get the number of bytes that have been sent back (or otherwise will be sent) to the client?
I will not use ob_start() because I cannot ensure that all output sent to the client can be guaranteed, even in the case of a fatal failure. Also, since it's an old complex web application I am not going to interfere with its output.
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Is it possible to get the number of bytes that have been sent back (or otherwise will be sent) to the client?
I will not use ob_start() because I cannot ensure that all output sent to the client can be guaranteed, even in the case of a fatal failure. Also, since it's an old complex web application I am not going to interfere with its output.
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You could wrap your whole script inob_startandob_end_clean. Save the value ofob_end_cleanand usestrlenon it. Simplyechothe saved value after you're done to send the actual response.
– ccKep
Mar 28 at 0:34
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Might be something the webserver can do better than PHP...have a look at its logging capabilities. Unless you somehow want to use it in the code to do something more than just logging?
– ADyson
Mar 28 at 0:38
php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php
– Alex
Mar 28 at 0:59
I've updated the question to qualify that ob_start is not an option.
– Elliot Chance
Mar 28 at 3:14
For what purpose do you need this? It matters, because there are lots of places to get this data, each with varying degrees of accuracy and conditions.
– Brad
Mar 28 at 3:23
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Is it possible to get the number of bytes that have been sent back (or otherwise will be sent) to the client?
I will not use ob_start() because I cannot ensure that all output sent to the client can be guaranteed, even in the case of a fatal failure. Also, since it's an old complex web application I am not going to interfere with its output.
php
asked Mar 28 at 0:31
Elliot ChanceElliot Chance
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Is it possible to get the number of bytes that have been sent back (or otherwise will be sent) to the client?
I will not use ob_start() because I cannot ensure that all output sent to the client can be guaranteed, even in the case of a fatal failure. Also, since it's an old complex web application I am not going to interfere with its output.
php
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You could wrap your whole script inob_startandob_end_clean. Save the value ofob_end_cleanand usestrlenon it. Simplyechothe saved value after you're done to send the actual response.
– ccKep
Mar 28 at 0:34
1
Might be something the webserver can do better than PHP...have a look at its logging capabilities. Unless you somehow want to use it in the code to do something more than just logging?
– ADyson
Mar 28 at 0:38
php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php
– Alex
Mar 28 at 0:59
I've updated the question to qualify that ob_start is not an option.
– Elliot Chance
Mar 28 at 3:14
For what purpose do you need this? It matters, because there are lots of places to get this data, each with varying degrees of accuracy and conditions.
– Brad
Mar 28 at 3:23
add a comment |
You could wrap your whole script inob_startandob_end_clean. Save the value ofob_end_cleanand usestrlenon it. Simplyechothe saved value after you're done to send the actual response.
– ccKep
Mar 28 at 0:34
1
Might be something the webserver can do better than PHP...have a look at its logging capabilities. Unless you somehow want to use it in the code to do something more than just logging?
– ADyson
Mar 28 at 0:38
php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php
– Alex
Mar 28 at 0:59
I've updated the question to qualify that ob_start is not an option.
– Elliot Chance
Mar 28 at 3:14
For what purpose do you need this? It matters, because there are lots of places to get this data, each with varying degrees of accuracy and conditions.
– Brad
Mar 28 at 3:23
You could wrap your whole script in
ob_start and ob_end_clean. Save the value of ob_end_clean and use strlen on it. Simply echo the saved value after you're done to send the actual response.– ccKep
Mar 28 at 0:34
You could wrap your whole script in
ob_start and ob_end_clean. Save the value of ob_end_clean and use strlen on it. Simply echo the saved value after you're done to send the actual response.– ccKep
Mar 28 at 0:34
1
1
Might be something the webserver can do better than PHP...have a look at its logging capabilities. Unless you somehow want to use it in the code to do something more than just logging?
– ADyson
Mar 28 at 0:38
Might be something the webserver can do better than PHP...have a look at its logging capabilities. Unless you somehow want to use it in the code to do something more than just logging?
– ADyson
Mar 28 at 0:38
php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php
– Alex
Mar 28 at 0:59
php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php
– Alex
Mar 28 at 0:59
I've updated the question to qualify that ob_start is not an option.
– Elliot Chance
Mar 28 at 3:14
I've updated the question to qualify that ob_start is not an option.
– Elliot Chance
Mar 28 at 3:14
For what purpose do you need this? It matters, because there are lots of places to get this data, each with varying degrees of accuracy and conditions.
– Brad
Mar 28 at 3:23
For what purpose do you need this? It matters, because there are lots of places to get this data, each with varying degrees of accuracy and conditions.
– Brad
Mar 28 at 3:23
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No.
Theoretically a SAPI could count that, but in most cases this doesn't serve any purpose so it'S not done.
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Theoretically a SAPI could count that, but in most cases this doesn't serve any purpose so it'S not done.
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You could wrap your whole script in
ob_startandob_end_clean. Save the value ofob_end_cleanand usestrlenon it. Simplyechothe saved value after you're done to send the actual response.– ccKep
Mar 28 at 0:34
1
Might be something the webserver can do better than PHP...have a look at its logging capabilities. Unless you somehow want to use it in the code to do something more than just logging?
– ADyson
Mar 28 at 0:38
php.net/manual/en/function.ob-get-length.php
– Alex
Mar 28 at 0:59
I've updated the question to qualify that ob_start is not an option.
– Elliot Chance
Mar 28 at 3:14
For what purpose do you need this? It matters, because there are lots of places to get this data, each with varying degrees of accuracy and conditions.
– Brad
Mar 28 at 3:23