Hi, the site was working fine until yesterday that it started to redirect to the instal.php with error message 'site unavailable'.
I checked the log and find that it can't connect to MySQL (obvious) and this:
zend_mm_heap corrupt
Then there are a lot of errors about the dynamic library but since they are so many, I believe this is not the cause.
Info: using v.4.2.2, no changes were made recently. Can you help? thanks in advance.
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Anonymous
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2009-12-08
Have you tried google'ing that message?
There are tons of pages about it. Here's a comment from just one:
> This seems to be some compatible issue
> with the php version and the zend
> version. Try changing the version of
> zend or php. After hours of looking on
> the net… the solution is to: use
> /tmp/xcache instead of /dev/null and
> set it to read-only. Works fine now.
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First thing I did was to google that error message but all I found seemed to be unrelated, at least to a php ignorant like me. The php version on the server is the same as before and I have no idea what 'zend' is to see its version.
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Anonymous
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2009-12-09
You should check with your web host. If you didn't change anything, then they must have done. That is what will be causing the mis-match between the versions of PHP and zend.
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The mistery remains: host says that the 'Zend optimizer code was not added to your account. I added it properly now.' BUT it still doesn't work and that I should contact the 'vendor'!
How did it worked before if I didn't have the 'zend' ?
Unless anybody here has another idea, I'm going to have to erase everything and reinstall.
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Anonymous
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2009-12-09
You never needed zend in the first place, so ask them to completely remove it, rather than attempt to "add it propely".
From what I can find on the net zend is some sort of php overlay. You don't need it for PGV, and it seems it is causing conflicts.
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Hi, the site was working fine until yesterday that it started to redirect to the instal.php with error message 'site unavailable'.
I checked the log and find that it can't connect to MySQL (obvious) and this:
zend_mm_heap corrupt
Then there are a lot of errors about the dynamic library but since they are so many, I believe this is not the cause.
Info: using v.4.2.2, no changes were made recently. Can you help? thanks in advance.
Have you tried google'ing that message?
There are tons of pages about it. Here's a comment from just one:
> This seems to be some compatible issue
> with the php version and the zend
> version. Try changing the version of
> zend or php. After hours of looking on
> the net… the solution is to: use
> /tmp/xcache instead of /dev/null and
> set it to read-only. Works fine now.
First thing I did was to google that error message but all I found seemed to be unrelated, at least to a php ignorant like me. The php version on the server is the same as before and I have no idea what 'zend' is to see its version.
You should check with your web host. If you didn't change anything, then they must have done. That is what will be causing the mis-match between the versions of PHP and zend.
The mistery remains: host says that the 'Zend optimizer code was not added to your account. I added it properly now.' BUT it still doesn't work and that I should contact the 'vendor'!
How did it worked before if I didn't have the 'zend' ?
Unless anybody here has another idea, I'm going to have to erase everything and reinstall.
You never needed zend in the first place, so ask them to completely remove it, rather than attempt to "add it propely".
From what I can find on the net zend is some sort of php overlay. You don't need it for PGV, and it seems it is causing conflicts.