quot; exception from the profiler. I
tried to remove the WebProfilerBundle, but nothing changed (I guess
that is only the interface part of the profiler..).
Is there a way to shut off the profiler entirely, or to avoid the
problem in other ways?
Thanks a lot,
Gabriele Genta
On 16 Mar, 09:27, Ville
our queuing problem? Typically Apache should be able
> to handle very many child processes but often this setting can mistakenly be
> altered thinking its a load saving technique.
>
> On 09/02/2011 15:46, Gabriele Genta wrote:
> > Ok then, following your advice I found a more canon
t; On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 3:04 PM, Gabriele Genta
> wrote:
> > Thanks Garreth for your response. As I pointed out in my original post,
> > though, I already tried the fixes regarding session files locking by
> > calling session_write_close() and also by discarding session sa
t; > during requests, but getting rid of session files didn't help (my backend
> > is completely stateless, so it doesn't need sessions at all actually).
> > Has anyone come across this problems before? I think the problem might have
> > to do with symfony and caching (se
e problem might have to
do with symfony and caching (setting locks on cache files during requests,
maybe?), but I don't know enough of the guts of symfony itself to find a
solution or a workaround..
Thanks a lot!
Gabriele Genta
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I've got a question abount symfony 1.4. I need to put a filter on
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the output-escaping thing. I know that everything that is passed to
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