Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Assertion failed errors on flatfile phpwiki

[Doyce T. <sm...@av...>]

This looks like just the thing I need...

Except, I don't see a php.ini in my wiki directory, so I'm assuming this 
is a server-side setting.  I'm on a hosted server and I suppose I need 
to ask them to change this?

(Which they might do, cuz they're cool like that, but I feel I should 
clarify first before asking.)

What would you suggest setting these three resource limits to?


Joby Walker wrote:

> Sorry missed your earlier reply...
>
> You could try increasing your resource limits in php.ini:
>
> max_execution_time = ; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds
> max_input_time = ; Maximum amount of time each script may spend 
> parsing request data
> memory_limit = ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)
>
> I don't use flatfile db's so I'm not too familiar with issues related 
> to them...  Which db/version are you using?
>
> jbw
>
> Doyce Testerman wrote:
>
>> Okay, here's another hint:  I almost always get these assertion 
>> errors when I try to save, view Diffs, or Page history on larger 
>> pages -- smaller pages almost always work -- is there some time limit 
>> I'm running into?
>>
>> Doyce Testerman wrote:
>>
>>> Pertinent info:  I'm on a hosted account.  The server is running 
>>> Linux, Apache version 1.3.29, PHP version 4.3.4, and I'm running 
>>> flatfile dbm (the default config).  The wiki can be viewed at 
>>> http://www.average-bear.com/wiki/
>>>
>>> -----
>>>
>>> My problem: I'm consistently getting 'assertion failed' messages 
>>> while using phpwiki.  Examples follow:
>>>
>>> EXAMPLE 1
>>> When saving a page I've been editing, I will often (not always) get 
>>> an error message when I hit save: a page will display:
>>>
>>> lib/WikiDB.php:787: Fatal[0]: <br 
>>> />/home/doyce/public_html/wiki/lib/WikiDB.php:787: : Assertion 
>>> failed <br />
>>>
>>>    * Note 1: this doesn't always happen -- usually I get this error 
>>> when I save a page to which I've added a WikiWord.  The page DOES 
>>> still save... if I refresh from the error message page, the 'reload' 
>>> confirmation appears and the page loads correctly.
>>>
>>>    * Note 2:  the <br /> bits in the error message are not a result 
>>> of me Viewing the source of the page... they actually display that 
>>> way on the page.  "View source" on this error message shows me that 
>>> the page is specifically showing me the special html characters 
>>> using ascii encoding.
>>>
>>> EXAMPLE 2
>>> The 'Diff' button on the bottom of each page fails intermittently 
>>> (about as often as I get the error message in Example 1, above, but 
>>> not on the same pages.  The error message (very similar to Example 
>>> 1) reads:
>>>
>>> lib/WikiDB.php:787: Fatal[0]: <br 
>>> />/home/doyce/public_html/wiki/lib/WikiDB.php:787: : Assertion 
>>> failed <br />
>>>
>>> EXAMPLE 3
>>> On most of the pages on which Diff doesn't work, Page History also 
>>> fails:
>>>
>>> lib/WikiDB.php (In template 'browse') (In template 'body') (In 
>>> template 'html'):787: Fatal[0]: <br 
>>> />/home/doyce/public_html/wiki/lib/WikiDB.php:787: : Assertion 
>>> failed <br />
>>>
>>> EXAMPLE 4
>>> The RecentChanges page simple doesn't work at all.  The error 
>>> message reads:
>>> lib/WikiDB/backend/dumb/MostRecentIter.php (In template 'browse') 
>>> (In template 'body') (In template 'html'):28: Fatal[0]: <br 
>>> />/home/doyce/public_html/wiki/lib/WikiDB/backend/dumb/MostRecentIter.php:28: 
>>> : Assertion failed <br />
>>>
>>> EXAMPLE 5
>>> RecentEdits also doesn't work at all.  The error message is 
>>> suspiciously similar to the RecentChanges message:
>>>
>>> lib/WikiDB/backend/dumb/MostRecentIter.php (In template 'browse') 
>>> (In template 'body') (In template 'html'):28: Fatal[0]: <br 
>>> />/home/doyce/public_html/wiki/lib/WikiDB/backend/dumb/MostRecentIter.php:28: 
>>> : Assertion failed <br />
>>>
>>> -----
>>>
>>> I realize that most of these errors are probably connected to one or 
>>> two screw ups in configuration on my part, and I'm perfectly willing 
>>> to work through whatever I need to do to fix them -- I'm very 
>>> impressed with PHPWiki as a whole and I look forward to working with 
>>> it extensively in the future, so any help on these issues would be 
>>> much appreciated.  Thanks.
>>>
>>>
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