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florian bellenger

Monday 24 November 2008 5:43:54 am

Hello,

I've been worrking on the developement of a website with ezpublish since several months.

This morning, when I tried to open the admin web interface, the page was blank.

its source was :
"
"<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=utf-8"></HEAD>
<BODY></BODY></HTML>
"

That was working on Friday evening.

There is an other website on the same server with the same config which is working fine.

Any ideas?

Florian.

Arnaud Lafon

Monday 24 November 2008 7:10:13 am

Hi,

this sometimes happens when eZ is having some trouble with its cache directories...

eZpublish won't be able to write successfully its cache if :
- wrong permissions are set on the var directory
- there is no more free disk space on your device (yes It can happen... :p)

You can also have this problem If there are some conflicts between multiple cache directory (when using multiple siteaccess or ...)
Did you try to modify some settings in the [FileSettings] bloc of your site.ini.append.php ?

Hope this helps.

Arnaud

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florian bellenger

Monday 24 November 2008 9:27:59 am

i've used a backup of my settings/override, settings/siteacess.

it's working now.

Thank you for your help.

Florian.

Arnaud Lafon

Tuesday 25 November 2008 1:13:27 am

This kind of problem can happen when you have some space at the end of your .ini line (dunno if this has been fixed since I've had this problem...)

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Pascal Specht

Tuesday 25 November 2008 4:21:53 am

Hi Florian,

I had this kind of problems a while ago ( I can't remember in what condition it happened).

I now always put a small UNIX script at the root of my installations, which looks like this:

rm -fr /home/customer/www/var/cache/ /home/customer/www/var/ezwebin_site/cache

this way, I can always rebuild the cache even if I lost control over the spaceship.

</Pascal>