ZEND error -- no file?
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Hey everyone!
I have seen this mentioned several times and have researched for solutions but I'm up against a wall. I keep getting this error randomly whenever I try to edit the site. Has anyone figured this out? I'm thinking that the site just needs to be updated to the latest C5. Any tips? Pretty please! :)
I did disable the Zend cache, but it just kept causing it to crash even more. Yikes!
I have seen this mentioned several times and have researched for solutions but I'm up against a wall. I keep getting this error randomly whenever I try to edit the site. Has anyone figured this out? I'm thinking that the site just needs to be updated to the latest C5. Any tips? Pretty please! :)
I did disable the Zend cache, but it just kept causing it to crash even more. Yikes!
Thanks JohntheFish! :) I have seen a couple of other people who have also gotten this error as well and Andrew even suggested just turning off the Zend cache, but that just made even more issues arise. I'll keep poking around and let you know if I find anything as well.
Turns out in the file path case had been changed to lowercase when I unzipped the voodoo zip file. The case of filenames and paths within the zip file were all correctly cased, but the system unzip command I used had lowercased them all as it extracted the files.
This had no effect on c5 files (that are all lowercase only), but affected many 3rd party libraries in the core and a few addons.
With the case of 3rd party library files now correct, the clone works perfectly. At this moment, I don't actually know what went wrong with unzip the first time round.
This had no effect on c5 files (that are all lowercase only), but affected many 3rd party libraries in the core and a few addons.
With the case of 3rd party library files now correct, the clone works perfectly. At this moment, I don't actually know what went wrong with unzip the first time round.
Are you talking about the Cache.php? Yours was lowercase?
Yes, changing cache.php to Cache.php within the zend folder, and I think some similar changes in the path leading to it from 3rdparty/ and below sorted it.
There were quite a few similar such problems littered about in the uncompressed zip. I still don't know how it happened, but a bit of googling revealed that Linux unzip had some bugs about 7 year ago and converted case to lowercase. Maybe the host was that far out of date!
There were quite a few similar such problems littered about in the uncompressed zip. I still don't know how it happened, but a bit of googling revealed that Linux unzip had some bugs about 7 year ago and converted case to lowercase. Maybe the host was that far out of date!
Hmmm. That might be it. This site was done a long time ago and I have no idea how the programmer did it. I just updated them to 5.4.2 and it's still doing it, but it might be the host was that old.
From what I understand, this is a new error they've been getting through....
From what I understand, this is a new error they've been getting through....
Updating seems to have helped the issue. They really used the CMS a lot and had a lot of page versions and as you know, 5.4 doesn't have the capability to remove page versions easily. :) So it seems to have worked.
If I find an answer I will post here.