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Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:08 pm
by 0sinner
Another problem. I just redownloaded php 5.3.0

According to the installation instructions I should point the httpd.conf file to a file named php5apache2.dll

No such file exists in php 5.3.0. There is only php5apache2_2.dll (for apache 2.2).

Would this file work for 2.0.x as well as 2.2.x? If not do I need to downgrade my php version as well?

Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:14 pm
by Eran
I think I downloaded the thread safe PHP
Thread safe is better. Usually the latest version take a while for thread safety to be added on
I just redownloaded php 5.3.0. There is only php5apache2_2.dll (for apache 2.2).
Somewhat surprising indeed... I wonder if that's by intention.
You could try downgrading to the latest 5.2+ (i think it's 5.2.10) or trying to reinstall apache 2.2 instead. Personally I run 2.2, but I did encounter the same problems and it was quite a while before I resolved it

Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:20 pm
by 0sinner
pytrin wrote:... but I did encounter the same problems and it was quite a while before I resolved it
I don't suppose you remember how you fixed it? :)

Anyways I'm going to try to install 5.2.10. Will let you guys know either way.

Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:24 pm
by Eran
I don't suppose you remember how you fixed it?
actually, I don't quite remember :)
It was about half a year ago, and it such a tedious process of trying different configuration options.. I think it might have been a corrupted database driver or something like that, but I honestly can't remember

Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:57 pm
by Weirdan
pytrin wrote:You're encountering segmentation faults, which plague the 2.2 line of apache. Something is probably causing this, but the source could be hard to track (for this reason I stayed on 2.0 for a long time).
Segmentation fault is very easy to track actually. You just configure apache to dump core, load the core file into gdb and type 'bt<enter>' (or 'thread apply all bt<enter>' if you use worker mpm). If php is built with debug symbols enabled those commands usually give you very precise place in php source (meaning C source of PHP interpreter) where error occurred.

Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 8:17 pm
by Eran
I could have used this information half a year ago ;) I should probably bookmark this thread for future reference

Re: WAMP, can't get errors

Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 3:33 pm
by Indivision
Hi, I had pretty much this exact same problem with Wampserver on XP. It seemed I could display some content but at a certain point, I'd get the server reset error, my apach log showed the server restarting again and again.

I downgraded form php 5.3.0 to 5.2.11 and the problem dissappeared.