Adam Ashley wrote:
I sometimes get the following error
>> <b>Fatal error</b>: Exception thrown without a stack frame in
>> <b>Unknown</b> on line <b>0</b><br />
What does this mean?
When we see these, they're typically from our custom session handler.
In my experience that error is almost certainly in a piece of your code
that is run after the main execution of the program is complete. So
places to check are shutdown functions (things registered with
register_shutdown_function()), custom session handlers and object
destructors. Basically any piece of code that can be called after the
official execution of your script is complete and clean-up is occuring.
Adam Ashley
Yes that's right! I am having a Logger class where all log messages are
written into a buffer and when the destructor is called the data are
transformed into some format (e.g. json) and then stored in a file and I
got an exception writing data into the file as I missed the rights.
Is that a bad solution? Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Jakob Buchgraber
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