It appears the dns message (including page not found and blank page) was
a symptom of trying the email test page too often resulting in more than
the allowed number of simultaneous processes (20 are allowed on the
shared server).
However, then I got a further solution:
The apache timeout on t
I am trying to solve this. My server support made this test script:
if (mail("[EMAIL PROTECTED]","test php mail()","test php
mail()","From: Bluehost Test <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"))
{
print "Working.";
}
else
{
print "Failed.";
}
?>
I tried this many time and had the following experience (it will
ioannes napsal(a):
There is a lot of undefined index and undefined variables when I turn
on error reporting.
lol?
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ioannes wrote:
Further testing shows that the script fails just before the mail() line,
though after a variable number of refreshes it goes through and
downloads all OK. Can anyone think why there should be this occasional
interaction between the mail() command line and the php script.
Check
I am now pretty sure that it fails after the mail() function sends email
(since I receive the email) but before it reaches the next line of the
script. I might try something like 'mail(...) or die(...)' and see if
it prints out the die('') bit. But I am looking to find out why it
dies, someth
> Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2007 23:42:40 +0100
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have tried putting print ("test line x") throughout the script, which
> just showed me it was failing sometimes before the mail function, but
> not always, sometimes in the middle of a loop to create a select box it
> just st
> Further testing shows that the script fails just before the mail() line,
> though after a variable number of refreshes it goes through and
> downloads all OK. Can anyone think why there should be this occasional
> interaction between the mail() command line and the php script.
Without seeing
Further testing shows that the script fails just before the mail() line,
though after a variable number of refreshes it goes through and
downloads all OK. Can anyone think why there should be this occasional
interaction between the mail() command line and the php script.
John
ioannes wrote:
I also get this in my error log, I am not sure what to do with this
(what side effect?):
PHP Warning: Unknown(): Your script possibly relies on a session
side-effect which existed until PHP 4.2.3. Please be advised that the
session extension does not consider global variables as a source of
urday, September 22, 2007 3:43 PM
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Pages not fully loading
Thanks to all who replied. There is a lot of undefined index and
undefined variables when I turn on error reporting.
The error logs show 'file not found' errors in the last 24 hours for
The problem occurs without session data in the page also. Buffering is
off on my php.ini file.
Language Options
output_buffering= Off
I have been told that the MAIN error_log below also shows errors for
other users on the server, so that does not help particularly.
John
ioannes wrote:
Thanks to all who replied. There is a lot of undefined index and
undefined variables when I turn on error reporting.
The error logs show 'file not found' errors in the last 24 hours for
files that I am sure were never called from any script on my site. I do
not understand 'mod_rewrite: maxim
are you sure that you have
1. error handling turned on
2. browser set to display all errors ( friendly error messages unchecked)
bastien
> Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2007 23:42:40 +0100> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> php-db@lists.php.net> Subject: [PHP-DB] Pages not fully loading> > I am
> stum
This new hotmail has really screwed up the formatting, sorry.
I have seen where errors were not displayed on a PHP production server, so I
would get a blank screen. Check the web server error logs as was suggested.
Also try to display all errors just for testing:
http://php.net/error_reportin
>
> Has anyone had this strange and frustrating experience?
>
Hopefuly no.
But, what session storage are you using? Maybe there is a problem
there (quota reached, etc), and the session fail is causing the page
fail.
Anyway, try to the help desk to review the Apache Logs, and see if
there is no in
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