In that case; has anybody changes the server settings? You might want to review all relevant settings of the server. Kind regards, //Anders On Mon, 2003-09-22 at 14:08, Francesco wrote: > Unfortunately it cannot be a data problem, because PHP finds syntax errrors > every time in some other part of the code. And not just in one script, also > in many others. Also in a distributed application (an evaluation versione of > WebEdition CMS) I got those "false" syntax errors. Every time, it is > sufficient to reload the page (F5 in IE) and the script executes normally. > This happens not only from my client PC but also from other clients. I am > sure it has not been hacked (it's an Intranet). So it is looks really like a > problem of PHP-Apache itself. > > > > "B.A.T. Svensson" <B.A.T.Svensson@lumc.nl> ha scritto nel messaggio > 1064229621.18612.40.camel@anders">news:1064229621.18612.40.camel@anders... > > There might be a lot of reasons, but a some brains storm ideas might be: > > > > a) New type of data (well formed or not) is feed to the script, > > and it cant handle this type of format. > > > > b) New functionality has been added and these function can't handle > > either valid or invalid data formats > > > > c) Old functions has been changed and trigger an error when certain > > kind of data is feed to them. > > > > d) time out problems > > > > e) solar activities > > > > f) hacking activities has compromised parts of the system > > > > g) data has, become inconsistent in the db by some reason > > > > I would suggest that you insert debug code in your scripts that > > validates data and in addition prints out a trace of function calls, > > to be able to get an answer on the following question: > > > > > > Does the error always emerge when this particular part of > > code is executed, or does it happen only in certain cases? > > > > > > If it happens in only certain cases try to isolate the set of > > data that causes the error to emerge, and then back track to > > the particular code segment that causes the script to fault. > > > > If it always happens review your (entire) code carefully once > > again, that is including the full call stack. > > > > Kind regards, > > > > //Anders > > > > On Mon, 2003-09-22 at 13:05, Francesco wrote: > > > My platform: W2000 Server SP4 with latest MS vulnerability patches > applied. > > > Apache 1.3.22, PHP 4.2.2. > > > > > > Since a couple of weeks I have this very nasty problem: Intermittently > PHP > > > is not parsing a valid script. It spits out an error regarding some > syntax > > > error in the code, but the code is in fact perfectly ok. In fact if I > reload > > > the page the script executes normally. > > > > > > This happens (unfortunately) quite often now, albeit randomly. I would > say > > > that in 10-15% of script executions it happens. > > > > > > Anyone has a clue of what might be wrong? > > > > > > Thanks in advance > > > > > > Francesco -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
