BK> PHP page causes the whole httpd to stop responding momentarily;
BK> no sites will load, those that are loading stop in the middle.
BK> But after say 30-45 seconds it continues just fine
> BR> First of all, make sure that display_errors in your php.ini
> BR> file is set to On. I believe that th
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Ben Ramsey wrote:
> First of all, make sure that display_errors in your php.ini file is set
> to On. I believe that the distribution file that comes with PHP has it
> set to Off by default. Once it's set to On, see if you can get it to
> generate an error and post it.
Ben,
I don't see any errors or an increased cpu/memory load.
First of all, make sure that display_errors in your php.ini file is set
to On. I believe that the distribution file that comes with PHP has it
set to Off by default. Once it's set to On, see if you can get it to
generate an error and post
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