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The alternative caching method (file cache only) is now part of the new 1.5.1 release.
The alternative caching method (file cache only) is now part of the new 1.5.1 release.
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Thanks!
- Louis
Thanks!
- Louis
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It seems like that your server has problems with larger cache files. I added a workaround to index.php, which use a different caching method for the frontpage (mainnews).
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It seems like that your server has problems with larger cache files. I added a workaround to index.php, which use a different caching method for the frontpage (mainnews).
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PHP 4.2.x had a small memory leak bug which cause this memory error message random from time to time. This issue is unrelated to storyteller.
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Time for a trouble ticket. Please send me your FTP and/or SSH shell login.
Originally posted by LRACMS
Running PHP 4.2.2
PHP 4.2.x had a small memory leak bug which cause this memory error message random from time to time. This issue is unrelated to storyteller.
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That didn't work either. No access until I turn the cache off and replace the index.php with the original.
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Time for a trouble ticket. Please send me your FTP and/or SSH shell login.
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No, it did not work. I had to restore the original index.php and set the cache to NO again.
- Louis
No, it did not work. I had to restore the original index.php and set the cache to NO again.
- Louis
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Running PHP 4.2.2
That didn't work either. No access until I turn the cache off and replace the index.php with the original.
- Louis
Running PHP 4.2.2
That didn't work either. No access until I turn the cache off and replace the index.php with the original.
- Louis
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Philipp
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Another modification for index.php:
to
and
to
Does this work?
Is the server running PHP 4.2.x?
Originally posted by LRACMS
No, it was the same with the cache turned on.
Another modification for index.php:
$cache = GetCache("news","mainnews");
to
$cache = GetCache("news","mainnews2");
and
WriteCache("news","mainnews",$mainnews,0);
to
WriteCache("news","mainnews2",$mainnews,0);
Does this work?
Originally posted by LRACMS
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 737280 bytes) in /usr/www/users/cmsorg/toq/news/cadmin/index.php on line 622
Is the server running PHP 4.2.x?
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No, it was the same with the cache turned on. In fact I turned the cache back off again and got this
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 737280 bytes) in /usr/www/users/cmsorg/toq/news/cadmin/index.php on line 622
I replaced the index.php file with the original and it again works with the cache turned off, but not on.
- Louis
No, it was the same with the cache turned on. In fact I turned the cache back off again and got this
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 737280 bytes) in /usr/www/users/cmsorg/toq/news/cadmin/index.php on line 622
I replaced the index.php file with the original and it again works with the cache turned off, but not on.
- Louis
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Philipp
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The file work here without any problems.
Backup index.php and change the following in this file:
to
and
to
This will write the mainnews cache in the cache/story directory instead of cache/news.
Does this work?
The file work here without any problems.
Backup index.php and change the following in this file:
$cache = GetCache("news","mainnews");
to
$cache = GetCache("story","mainnews");
and
WriteCache("news","mainnews",$mainnews,0);
to
WriteCache("story","mainnews",$mainnews,0);
This will write the mainnews cache in the cache/story directory instead of cache/news.
Does this work?
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Philipp
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Please send me a copy of your mainnews.cah.php file to office @ esselbach .com
In the meantime, disable and clear the cache
Please send me a copy of your mainnews.cah.php file to office @ esselbach .com
In the meantime, disable and clear the cache
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An added note - you are certainly correct that the problem is somehow with the cacheing, as I can disable the cache and access is not a problem.
- Louis Andrews
An added note - you are certainly correct that the problem is somehow with the cacheing, as I can disable the cache and access is not a problem.
- Louis Andrews
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Deleted the directory and added it back. Changed permissions to 777 and readded the index.html file.
No change. I can access once but not a second time. If I again delete the mainnews.cah.php file then I can access it again once.
- Louis
Deleted the directory and added it back. Changed permissions to 777 and readded the index.html file.
No change. I can access once but not a second time. If I again delete the mainnews.cah.php file then I can access it again once.
- Louis
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Philipp
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Another idea. Remove the entire /cache/news directory, then create a new /cache/news directory
Another idea. Remove the entire /cache/news directory, then create a new /cache/news directory
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Yes and No. It makes the file 777, but I still can only access the index.php once.
- Louis
Yes and No. It makes the file 777, but I still can only access the index.php once.
- Louis
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Philipp
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It seems like your provider changed something in the server configuration.
Try the following:
Find in core.php:
and add between fclose ($cachefile); and } this line:
Upload the updated core.php and delete /cache/news/mainnews.cah.php again
Does it work?
It seems like your provider changed something in the server configuration.
Try the following:
Find in core.php:
function WriteCache ($var, $var2, $var3, $var4) {
global $configs;
if ($configs[8]) {
$cachefile = @fopen("cache/$var/$var2.cah.php","w") or die ("Error: Can't write $var2 cache");
if (flock($cachefile, 2)) {
fputs ($cachefile, "<?php \$cache_expire = \"$var4\";\n\$cache_data = <<<CACHEDPAGEHTML\n$var3\nCACHEDPAGEHTML;\n?>");
}
flock($cachefile, 3);
fclose ($cachefile);
}
echo $var3;
}
and add between fclose ($cachefile); and } this line:
@chmod ("cache/$var/$var2.cah.php", 0777);
Upload the updated core.php and delete /cache/news/mainnews.cah.php again
Does it work?
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Alas, I spoke too soon. You can access it once, then it cannot be accessed again. The permission is again 644 and cannot be changed.
- Louis
Alas, I spoke too soon. You can access it once, then it cannot be accessed again. The permission is again 644 and cannot be changed.
- Louis
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Thanks, that did the job.
- Louis
Thanks, that did the job.
- Louis
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Philipp
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Yes, delete the file
Yes, delete the file
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Changed /cashe/news directory, but cannot change /cashe/news/mainnews.cah.php. It reverts to 644 every time I try to change it. It is dated 11/7. Should I delete it or copy original over it?
- Louis Andrews
Changed /cashe/news directory, but cannot change /cashe/news/mainnews.cah.php. It reverts to 644 every time I try to change it. It is dated 11/7. Should I delete it or copy original over it?
- Louis Andrews
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Philipp
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That's odd
Please check the permissions of the /cache/news directory and the /cache/news/mainnews.cah.php file. Set both to chmod 777
That's odd
Please check the permissions of the /cache/news directory and the /cache/news/mainnews.cah.php file. Set both to chmod 777
My site has not been accessible since Friday. The ISP says there is a problem with the index.php file. I have copied the one on my drive over it, but it is still not accessible (date on the file was 9/7/2003 - American style date). All other files and directories are accessible.
- Louis Andrews