[phpesp-general] Re: problem: blank page

[James E. F. <jf...@ac...>]

For all of you getting a blank page... Check the following
things.

First of all, look at the apache error log and see what it
says. Second, look at you phpESP.ini file; make sure it
doesn't have any problems (matching quotes etc). Third,
view source on the "blank page" and make sure it is truely
blank.

For those of you running unix, if apache is crashing, try
to get it to make a core file. With a core file I could
get a stack trace and determine where PHP (or apache)
bombed out. For those of you running windows, install
unix instead. =) Sorry windows people, problems are much
easier to track down in unix.

Mail me *off-list* with what is in the apache error log, or
if you manage to get a stack trace. Please include what
operating system (kernel & distro), apache version, php
version, and phpESP version.

If your problem is intermittent, are you using a hosting
service, are your servers behind a load balancer, server
farm?

Thanks,
-James

> I am experiencing these same issues running on Win2K,
> Apache 1.3.22, and php 4.0.6.  All I get is a blank
> page - no error messages.  I upgrade to php 4.1.1, but
> still the same results.  Anyone seen this or have any
> suggestions?  Thanks.
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> i have the same problem! but i use windows2000 maybe
> thats the reason!? all seems be fine... but the script
> dose not run :-( , just get a blank page and no errors,
> weird
-- snip --
> Has anyone else using phpESP experienced problems with
> php4.0.6 when running phpESP (I'm sure this is a
> php4.0.6 problem, but hoping for a workaround rather
> than having to take php4.0.6 off of my production
> system).
>
> Periodically when using phpESP (both the administrative
> interface as well as when "responding" to a survey),
> the httpd daemon processing the request will SIGSEGV.
>
> I'd like to go ahead and upgrade to php4.1.1, but I
> only want to do that if there is some level of
> confidence that it will resolve the issue.