Put an image file of size ~1.8 MB on S3 in a double-level subdir (i.e. ///file.png

Test if available via Zend's S3 isObjectAvailable() method (it should return true)

Now getObjectStream() for the S3 object

After drilling down a bit, Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Socket::read() will sit spinning forever, when the original S3 put took only a few moments

Specifically, it gets stuck here:

for ($read_to = $current_pos + $contentLength;
                 $read_to > $current_pos;
                 $current_pos = ftell($this->socket)) {
                 if($this->out_stream) {
                     if(@stream_copy_to_stream($this->socket, $this->out_stream, $read_to - $current_pos) == 0) {
                         
                         $this->_checkSocketReadTimeout();
                          
                          break;
                     }
                                          AG_Log::logThis("5");
                     
                 } else {
                    $chunk = @fread($this->socket, $read_to - $current_pos);
                    if ($chunk === false || strlen($chunk) === 0) {
                        $this->_checkSocketReadTimeout();
                        break;
                    }

                    $response .= $chunk;
                }

                // Break if the connection ended prematurely
                if (feof($this->socket)) break;
            }

You'll see that $current_pos never increases, and thus the for loop becomes an eternal loop.

I've tested using the S3 streamWrapper functionality:

$sourceHandle = fopen("s3:://$s3object","r");
        $targetHandle = fopen($localImageToFormat,"w");
        $length = 102400;
        $i=1;
        while(!feof($sourceHandle))
        {   
            $result = fwrite($targetHandle, fread($sourceHandle, $length));
            $i++;
        }
        
        fclose($sourceHandle);
        fclose($targetHandle);

The feof is never received. I'm guessing the problem is that S3 doesn't send a feof.

Please fix this ASAP.