Forums / Install & configuration / Log in problem (PHP related)
Vincent Saulnier
Friday 14 March 2003 1:11:07 pm
I have PHP 4.1.2 installed
Everything works fine but sometimes eZPublish 3.0 cause problems to PHP
here is what I saw in my error_log file :
[notice] child pid ????? exit signal Segmentation Fault (11)
When this line appears, I'm not able to log in!!!!!!!
Thank you
Tuesday 18 March 2003 6:10:31 am
Does anybody know what I'm talking about?
Wednesday 19 March 2003 9:44:54 am
> I have PHP 4.1.2 installed > > Everything works fine but sometimes eZPublish 3.0 cause > problems to PHP > > here is what I saw in my error_log file : > > [notice] child pid ????? exit signal Segmentation Fault > (11) > > When this line appears, I'm not able to log in!!!!!!! > > Thank you
If it helps, the problem seems to be related to the session_start() function in PHP...
Wednesday 19 March 2003 10:30:55 am
> > I have PHP 4.1.2 installed > > > > Everything works fine but sometimes eZPublish 3.0 cause > > problems to PHP > > > > here is what I saw in my error_log file : > > > > [notice] child pid ????? exit signal Segmentation > Fault > > (11) > > > > When this line appears, I'm not able to log in!!!!!!! > > > > Thank you > > If it helps, the problem seems to be related to the> session_start() function in PHP...
I found this on php.net website :
http://www.php.net/manual/fr/function.session-start.php
richard at richard-sumilang dot com 03-Jan-2003 01:04 Note: ------------------For those of you OOP people, when creating your session management class, note that you cannot call session_start() from within a method of the object. It will not work properly unless you add at the end of every link the session id to be passed.
Jeroen van Gorkum
Sunday 18 May 2003 4:44:39 pm
i'm having the exact same trouble, also with php 4.1.2. it gets even weirder if you try to repeat this error with different browsers for an ez user site; mozilla (&netscape) seem to keep requesting new child processes 'till they receive a living one, where IE & lynx OTOH throw an error at the user ('This page can not be displayed', or something).
it might have something to do with what Jo Henrik Endrerud is saying in 'Re: PHP 4.1 or PHP 4.2.3 required -- conflicting documentation -- help?' (http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/install_configuration/php_41_or_php_423_required_conflicting_documentation_help#msg26393). but that's just a wild guess.
jeroen.(waiting for debian people to push php 4.2 into stable...)