Jens Winberg wrote: >>Jens, >> >>It sounds to me as though with 4.2.2 you have error reporting at E_ALL >>and in your earlier version you did not, thus you would not get the >>warnings. >> >>HTH >>Chris >> > >Thanks for the answer, >The problem isn't really that it's reporting these things. It's just that >after a couple of days when everything has worked the server (or actually not >the server but the PHP engine) crashes. The "ISP" is claiming that the code is >the reason for this. What do you think about this? I'm having some doubts as >the php pages do work for some time. >is it possible that some incorrectly written code could crash the php engine? > It shouldn't. What is the actual error? No PHP files served via apache? Does apache serve up ordinary, non-interpreted .html files? Does your code use anything else that could be aiding the crash, e.g. sockets, other libraries?
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