Fatal Error on VPS
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Hi Everyone. I'm having more issues on this VPS host.
The site was working perfectly up until the weekend when it imploded. There was an error with APC which the hosts have fixed but we are getting this error now.
Fatal error: Trying to clone an uncloneable object of class ADODB_Exception in /var/www/html/pennyjellies.com/shop/concrete/libraries/view.php on line 467
I'm on my last nerve with this site. Any help would be appreciated.
Steve
The site was working perfectly up until the weekend when it imploded. There was an error with APC which the hosts have fixed but we are getting this error now.
Fatal error: Trying to clone an uncloneable object of class ADODB_Exception in /var/www/html/pennyjellies.com/shop/concrete/libraries/view.php on line 467
I'm on my last nerve with this site. Any help would be appreciated.
Steve
Hi Ollie,
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm a total noob with all the server side stuff. Where will I find the php.ini file or do I create & upload it to the directory that the shop lives in.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm a total noob with all the server side stuff. Where will I find the php.ini file or do I create & upload it to the directory that the shop lives in.
It's not a file you'd upload no, you need to find it and it varies server to server, but I presume you have ssh access so I'd try one of these in the first instance from a shell (or ssh)
whereis php.ini
locate php.ini
Hopefully one of those will give you the full path to the file.
For example on my servers, it sits at /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini, but like I say it really depends how it has been configured.
Hope that helps.
Edit : You need to restart apache/server once the change has been made. Hopefully you can do this from your control panel, rebooting should also do it.
whereis php.ini
locate php.ini
Hopefully one of those will give you the full path to the file.
For example on my servers, it sits at /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini, but like I say it really depends how it has been configured.
Hope that helps.
Edit : You need to restart apache/server once the change has been made. Hopefully you can do this from your control panel, rebooting should also do it.
OK> Found the php.ini file & edite dthe line in there to say OFF instead of on. I don't have SSH access so I'm just waiting for my contact in the host co. to refresh.
Will post back here when I know more. Thanks for the quick response.
Will post back here when I know more. Thanks for the quick response.
Thanks Ollie. That worked perfectly. Site is back up & client is no longer screaming ;-)
Great stuff. Making a note of that myself in case I ever do see that error!
They imply it is something to do with Zend, and the recommended action is to set or edit this line in php.ini so that it reads:-
Worth a try?
I would be very interested to learn what happened to your APC and its effect on your site?