Re: [PHP] output-buffer and memory-issue
--- Robert Cummings [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
On Wed, 2007-10-24 at 21:07 +, Werner Schneider
wrote:
Hi, I got a strange problem: Using php 4.4.x, I
capture the whole output for a webpage into the
output-buffer by using ob_start and ob_get_clean,
because I got to make some replacements in the
html-code before sending the page to the browser.
This worked fine with a small page, but now I got
a page for which the html-code is about 280 KB (not
too big I think). But I get an server-error 500 for
this script on my linux-based webhoster.
I tried to run it on an local WAMP-installation -
it worked without error.
I temporarly deleted some of the output - it
worked without error.
I turned of the output-buffering - it worked
without error.
...
Any idea what I could do next? I got no access to
the apache error-log, but the error is definitely
connected to the output buffer and how much I try to
store in it.
Any help is welcome.
Use some random URL parameter and detect it in your
script. When
detected enabled display errors:
?php
if( isset( $_GET['knjdcrksjhfcsjkhfndkf'] ) )
{
ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 );
}
?
Then see if you get any errors. Although, if you're
seg faulting, you
still won't see an error since the program just
dies.
Thanks for your reply. It seems that this is
happening, becaus even with your code I get no errors.
It could be as well that the script dies before the
printing of the output buffer starts, because it could
be that the error is printed to the output buffer as
well.
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Re: [PHP] output-buffer and memory-issue
Then see if you get any errors. Although, if you're seg faulting, you still won't see an error since the program just dies. Thanks for your reply. It seems that this is happening, becaus even with your code I get no errors. It could be as well that the script dies before the printing of the output buffer starts, because it could be that the error is printed to the output buffer as well. It seems that the error is not connected to the output-buffer, but to the preg_replace I do afterwards. I will start a new topic for that. Heute schon einen Blick in die Zukunft von E-Mails wagen? Versuchen Sie´s mit dem neuen Yahoo! Mail. www.yahoo.de/mail -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] output-buffer and memory-issue
Hi, I got a strange problem: Using php 4.4.x, I capture the whole output for a webpage into the output-buffer by using ob_start and ob_get_clean, because I got to make some replacements in the html-code before sending the page to the browser. This worked fine with a small page, but now I got a page for which the html-code is about 280 KB (not too big I think). But I get an server-error 500 for this script on my linux-based webhoster. I tried to run it on an local WAMP-installation - it worked without error. I temporarly deleted some of the output - it worked without error. I turned of the output-buffering - it worked without error. I printed memory_get_usage, but it never exceeded 2 MB (I load about 200 records from a database and create objects from it and then print the data of these 200 records). On phpinfo(), memory_limit of my webhoster is 40M - so 2MB SHOULD be no problem. I increased the memory-limit to 64M - it doesn't help. Any idea what I could do next? I got no access to the apache error-log, but the error is definitely connected to the output buffer and how much I try to store in it. Any help is welcome. Regards Wuschba __ Ihr erstes Fernweh? Wo gibt es den schönsten Strand? www.yahoo.de/clever -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] output-buffer and memory-issue
On Wed, 2007-10-24 at 21:07 +, Werner Schneider wrote:
Hi, I got a strange problem: Using php 4.4.x, I capture the whole output for
a webpage into the output-buffer by using ob_start and ob_get_clean, because
I got to make some replacements in the html-code before sending the page to
the browser.
This worked fine with a small page, but now I got a page for which the
html-code is about 280 KB (not too big I think). But I get an server-error
500 for this script on my linux-based webhoster.
I tried to run it on an local WAMP-installation - it worked without error.
I temporarly deleted some of the output - it worked without error.
I turned of the output-buffering - it worked without error.
I printed memory_get_usage, but it never exceeded 2 MB (I load about 200
records from a database and create objects from it and then print the data of
these 200 records).
On phpinfo(), memory_limit of my webhoster is 40M - so 2MB SHOULD be no
problem.
I increased the memory-limit to 64M - it doesn't help.
Any idea what I could do next? I got no access to the apache error-log, but
the error is definitely connected to the output buffer and how much I try to
store in it.
Any help is welcome.
Use some random URL parameter and detect it in your script. When
detected enabled display errors:
?php
if( isset( $_GET['knjdcrksjhfcsjkhfndkf'] ) )
{
ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 );
}
?
Then see if you get any errors. Although, if you're seg faulting, you
still won't see an error since the program just dies.
Cheers,
Rob.
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