Reputation: 11
I run this code:
var_dump(stripos($virtualhost[1], "cold="));
echo '----------------------<br>';
var_dump($virtualhost[1]);
And I get the following result:
bool(false)
----------------------<br>
string(206) "<virtual-mta vmta1-cold=\"\">
bla-bla-bla\"
As you can see, the first var_dump directly contradicts the second. What can this be connected with, and how to avoid or circumvent this?
UPD (closer to reality):
<virtual-mta vmta1-cold="">
<domain *="">
dkim-sign yes
dkim-algorithm rsa-sha256
max-msg-rate 1000000/d
max-cold-virtual-mta-msg 1000000/d
</domain>
smtp-source-host there is a certain IP there is a certain domain
</virtual-mta>
Upvotes: 1
Views: 48
Reputation: 11
For those who are experiencing a similar problem.
In my case, perhaps the point was that I got my array from the contents of the file, which, in turn, was received from the ssh-stream. Here's what I did: I saved this file to local hosting and opened it in notepad. And I saw that the contents of the file are different from my output!
Where I have
<virtual-mta vmta1-cold="">
There was a local file
<virtual-mta vmta1-cold>
... and a few more differences.
My goal was to identify the paragraphs, where after vmta comes this 'cold'
. Then I decided to start from the contents of the local file and instead of looking for the cold=
fragment I started looking for the -cold>
fragment. And it worked.
Upvotes: 0