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I just updated my server to apache 1.3.33 and php 5.0.3 from apache
1.3.31 and php 4.3.9. It's running RedHat and MySQL 4.0.20. All the code that I created myself in PHP is working as it should with no glitches. However, phpMyAdmin stopped working and most importantly, because I need to diagnose the problem, phpinfo() is not working either. I used the php.ini-recommended for the new configuration with minor changes, like magic_quote_gpc = On and extended the max_input_time and register_globals = On. how do I enable phpinfo()? I googled it, but after reading a ton of pages, I'm back where I started. I'm stumped. Are there any other things that I should look for since this is PHP5 instead of PHP4? TIA |
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:12:57 -0500, John Drako wrote
(in article <cv02f901tqu@news4.newsguy.com>): > I just updated my server to apache 1.3.33 and php 5.0.3 from apache > 1.3.31 and php 4.3.9. It's running RedHat and MySQL 4.0.20. > > All the code that I created myself in PHP is working as it should with > no glitches. > > However, phpMyAdmin stopped working and most importantly, because I need > to diagnose the problem, phpinfo() is not working either. > > I used the php.ini-recommended for the new configuration with minor > changes, like magic_quote_gpc = On and extended the max_input_time and > register_globals = On. > > how do I enable phpinfo()? > > I googled it, but after reading a ton of pages, I'm back where I > started. I'm stumped. > > Are there any other things that I should look for since this is PHP5 > instead of PHP4? More info: When I remove the php.ini file, phpMyAdmin works. However, any page that has phpinfo() in it does not produce any output. No errors in the log file. I enabled display_errors and display_startup_errors temporarily and still the pages that contained phpinfo didn't produce any output, not even an error message. disable_function in php.ini is empty. |
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 14:22:22 -0500, John Drako wrote
(in article <cv06hd021p0@news4.newsguy.com>): > On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:12:57 -0500, John Drako wrote > (in article <cv02f901tqu@news4.newsguy.com>): > >> I just updated my server to apache 1.3.33 and php 5.0.3 from apache >> 1.3.31 and php 4.3.9. It's running RedHat and MySQL 4.0.20. >> >> All the code that I created myself in PHP is working as it should >> with no glitches. >> >> However, phpMyAdmin stopped working and most importantly, because I >> need to diagnose the problem, phpinfo() is not working either. >> >> I used the php.ini-recommended for the new configuration with minor >> changes, like magic_quote_gpc = On and extended the max_input_time >> and register_globals = On. >> >> how do I enable phpinfo()? >> >> I googled it, but after reading a ton of pages, I'm back where I >> started. I'm stumped. >> >> Are there any other things that I should look for since this is PHP5 >> instead of PHP4? > > More info: > > When I remove the php.ini file, phpMyAdmin works. However, any page > that has phpinfo() in it does not produce any output. No errors in > the log file. > > I enabled display_errors and display_startup_errors temporarily and > still the pages that contained phpinfo didn't produce any output, not > even an error message. > > disable_function in php.ini is empty. Well, problem solved. It turned out that the compile option --enable-zend-multibyte was causing a segmentation fault and killing some stuff. Recompiled without it and everything is working as it should. |