O optize Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2013 #1 Apr 23, 2013 #1 Does everyone get these errors or is it just me? Every single box almost I get lsphp5 seg faults and general protection errors, I'd say every few minutes.
Does everyone get these errors or is it just me? Every single box almost I get lsphp5 seg faults and general protection errors, I'd say every few minutes.
O optize Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2013 #3 Apr 23, 2013 #3 webizen said: what's your server environment? Click to expand... CentOS 6, standard cPanel box
W webizen Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2013 #4 Apr 23, 2013 #4 it means php crashed. you can put "LSAPI_ALLOW_CORE_DUMP=1" in LSPHP5 External App environment variable to let php dump core and investigate later.
it means php crashed. you can put "LSAPI_ALLOW_CORE_DUMP=1" in LSPHP5 External App environment variable to let php dump core and investigate later.
O optize Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2013 #5 Apr 23, 2013 #5 webizen said: it means php crashed. you can put "LSAPI_ALLOW_CORE_DUMP=1" in LSPHP5 External App environment variable to let php dump core and investigate later. Click to expand... I added that, where would it store the core dump? It's not in /tmp/lshttpd/bak_core/
webizen said: it means php crashed. you can put "LSAPI_ALLOW_CORE_DUMP=1" in LSPHP5 External App environment variable to let php dump core and investigate later. Click to expand... I added that, where would it store the core dump? It's not in /tmp/lshttpd/bak_core/
W webizen Well-Known Member Apr 24, 2013 #6 Apr 24, 2013 #6 core files will be created under the directory that the crashed PHP script is in.
O optize Well-Known Member Apr 24, 2013 #7 Apr 24, 2013 #7 webizen said: core files will be created under the directory that the crashed PHP script is in. Click to expand... That doesn't really help me as I don't know what scripts are doing it. What is the filename? Just core.####?
webizen said: core files will be created under the directory that the crashed PHP script is in. Click to expand... That doesn't really help me as I don't know what scripts are doing it. What is the filename? Just core.####?
W webizen Well-Known Member Apr 24, 2013 #8 Apr 24, 2013 #8 Just core.#####. do things like find -name 'core.*', then run bt in gdb on the found core file to see any clue. pls note it is a PHP issue not LSWS issue.
Just core.#####. do things like find -name 'core.*', then run bt in gdb on the found core file to see any clue. pls note it is a PHP issue not LSWS issue.
