Thanks Scott. So I turned on the logging (and turned off the php errors
to screen...), and now the problem persists, and no errors get written
to that log, but I am seeing errors in error_log now. They are the same
error as I mentioned before that used to get written to the screen, and
now a new warning:
[Tue Dec 27 23:43:19 2005] [error] [client 192.168.1.2] PHP Warning:
Unknown(): A session is active. You cannot change the session module's
ini settings at this time. in Unknown on line 0, referer:
http://randy.hamlettcorp.com/gallery/index.php
Also, I tested a simple php page I made to see if php still worked when
gallery freezes, and it does. So it seems that we can narrow the
problem down to Gallery. I'll try their help forum, unless anyone else
has more suggestions :) Thanks for all the help!
Randy
Scott Lundgren wrote:
Try isolating the problem between Apache, PHP, and Gallery.
Does apache generally run correctly for all other uses but this
installation of gallery?
Follow up on Owen's advice and look through your apache logs, see
if there are complaints in error_log (or whatever you named it
httpd.conf)
If there is not any other php web applications running on this
server, can you emerge something else as a test, and does it work
"out of the box" ?
If that application works fine and is not bjork'd then start
isolating between PHP and gallery
Find your php.ini file and ensure that:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE # all errors but notices
log_errors = On # write PHP and application errors to a log file
error_log = /some/path/to/php_error_log # wherever you want
With that turned on either you'll start finding complaints from
PHP itself (permissions, modules, etc) or the application developers
(*hopefully*) logged errors as they occur.
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