Fatal error after decompressing

Thursday 18 September 2003 8:23:42 am - 3 replies

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Thomas Brandl	Thursday 18 September 2003 8:41:13 am I tried to track the error a little bit: eZDebug is loaded before eZIni, so a call in eZIni like eZDebug::accumulatorStart( 'ini', 'ini_load', 'Load cache' ); should be all ok. I inserted the testline $d = new eZDebug; and added a echo 'constructor'; in the eZDebug constructor, to see if it was called: it was called, the error disappeared and - even cooler - after undoing all my changes, it didn't come back!! The next error was behaving all the same (eZDir) and so the errors would continue. After four years of PHP development, such behaviour is really new to me! Any ideas what the problem could be?? Thanks a lot!! t
Thomas Brandl	Thursday 18 September 2003 8:42:41 am Problem 1 was php_accelerator cache. Problem 2 (timeout) was this: timelimit(30) is not enough on a PII 233MHz with empty caches! t
Paul Borgermans	Friday 19 September 2003 7:40:50 am Thomas I think you should win a prize trying to set up ez publish on such low-end hardware given all the layers that need to be processed before a page arrives at your browser ;-) -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans

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Thomas Brandl

Thursday 18 September 2003 8:41:13 am

I tried to track the error a little bit:
eZDebug is loaded before eZIni, so a call in eZIni like

eZDebug::accumulatorStart( 'ini', 'ini_load', 'Load cache' );

should be all ok.

I inserted the testline

$d = new eZDebug;

and added a echo 'constructor'; in the eZDebug constructor, to see if it was called:
it was called, the error *disappeared* and - even cooler - after undoing all my changes, it didn't come back!!

The next error was behaving all the same (eZDir) and so the errors would continue.

After four years of PHP development, such behaviour is really new to me!

Any ideas what the problem could be??

Thanks a lot!!
t

Thomas Brandl

Thursday 18 September 2003 8:42:41 am

Problem 1 was php_accelerator cache.
Problem 2 (timeout) was this: timelimit(30) is not enough on a PII 233MHz with empty caches!

Paul Borgermans

Friday 19 September 2003 7:40:50 am

Thomas

I think you should win a prize trying to set up ez publish on such low-end hardware given all the layers that need to be processed before a page arrives at your browser ;-)

-paul

eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
http://twitter.com/paulborgermans

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