Michael E. Hancock wrote:
From: "Adrian Hayter" <[email protected]>
I've tried looking on the forums for this question, and nobody has
responded to my query (all other forum topics on the subject have
solutions that do not work). I am running the latest stable version
(2.7) and my wp-admin/index.php occasionally fails to load, and apache
reports a segmentation fault. I say "occasionally" because it decides
to do this at seemingly random moments, but these moments last several
minutes. It happened again about 10 minutes ago, and now the page is
loading perfectly.
Has anyone had this problem before, is it a wordpress problem or one
with apache, because all my other websites appear to be running fine!
If this isn't the correct way to ask I do apologise, but the forums
don't seem to be very helpful (probably a popularity problem), and I
can't find any other method of help.
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Adrian,
A search [1] for 'segmentation fault' in the forums found Otto's
recent response [2], "No PHP script should ever be able to cause a
segmentation fault in the process. PHP is not executable code, it
cannot 'crash'." Advice from both Austin and Otto is invaluable, so, a
call to your host, or system administrator, should be considered.
Adrian, if possible, please provide the link to your Forum question.
Thanks.
MichaelH
[1] http://wordpress.org/search/segmentation+fault?forums=1
[2] http://wordpress.org/support/topic/226016?replies=2
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Curious if this could also be a result of other users on the same
servers over using the server? This would explain why its random in
occurrence.
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