phpThumb shows me "usage" example even though I've supplied the correct input

phpThumb is a PHP library that converts large images to image thumbnails and caches the result. It takes such a syntax: http://domain.com/phpThumb.php?src=/images/image.jpg

However in my web application I'm following a strict MVC architecture, so I changed the syntax to this: http://domain.com/thumb/images%2Fimage.jpg/width/height

However now the output image is now complaining

Usage: /workspace/urs/index.php?src=/path/and/filename.jpg

Even though I've checked the $_GET dump and it reads:

array(1) {
  ["src"]=>
  string(42) "/workspace/urs/images/portfolio/shoopm.jpg"
}

This is the code that runs up to the error (in my web application):

// If getting a thumbnail
if($qa[0] == "thumb")
{
    if(!isset($qa[1]) || !isset($qa[2]) || !isset($qa[3]))
        die("Bad thumb request. Needs 3 parameters!");

 开发者_StackOverflow中文版   unset($_GET["q"]);
    $_GET["src"] = $qa[1];
    $_GET["w"] = $qa[2];
    $_GET["h"] = $qa[3];

    include("phpThumb/phpThumb.php");

    exit();
}

Now, what I'm fearing is that phpThumb checks the actual URL, and not just the $_GET parameters... It's hard to confirm since the source contains thousands and thousands of lines of code and I haven't a clue where to start.

Thanks for any helpful replies

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Judging from reading some of the source, it looks like it tries to do it's own PATH_INFO parsing. You can prevent this by either changing the disable_pathinfo_parsing config variable, or setting $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] to null.

This may be important because the "Usage: ..." error happens only when the src attribute of the $phpThumb object is empty. It populates this attribute by looking for it in $_GET, and it does some pretty serious $_GET['src'] manipulation when it tries to process PATH_INFO.

In the alternative, you might want to try just using it's own native PATH_INFO-based URLs instead of your own, just to avoid the futzing.

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I had a similar issue when working on a windows system.

My src paths had a mix of forward / and back \ slashes in the so I was converting them all o PHP's DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR constant (a backslash in windows).

When I converted them all to a forward slash it just worked