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I am trying to show echo'd statements as a PHP script is running.

I have tried every variant of flushes I can find, I have turned on Output Buffering in my server's PHP settings (Linux) but I am just out of ideas!

I have read having GZIP compression enabled can be an issue.
Our server has the PHP Phar package installed.

I added phar.readonly=1 to the php.ini with no luck it still shows enabled in PHPinfo()!

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  • "I have read having GZIP compression enabled can be an issue.": I think they mean GZIP compression of the content which is transferred to the client. As far as I know it should not be enabled if you are not enabling it in your code. Something like ob_start('ob_gzhandler'); would enable. Commented Mar 6, 2016 at 1:18
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    PHAR gzip compression has nothing to do with gzip compression in http responses. If responses are being compressed, you'll need to disable it it Apache/nginx or whatever web server you are using. Flushing output from PHP can still be buffered by the web server and not sent until PHP terminates. See this answer Commented Mar 6, 2016 at 1:28
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