openlog() Rejects NUL Bytes In The Prefix¶
openlog() used to accept a syslog prefix containing a NUL byte and silently truncated it at the NUL byte. In PHP 8.6, a NUL byte in the argument throws a ValueError.
PHP code¶
<?php
try {
var_dump(openlog("foo\0bar", LOG_PID, LOG_USER));
} catch (\ValueError $e) {
echo $e->getMessage(), "\n";
}
?>
Before¶
bool(true)
After¶
openlog(): Argument #1 ($prefix) must not contain any null bytes
PHP version change¶
This behavior changed in 8.6