a little help with phpmyadmin

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by tradari, May 28, 2012.

  1. tradari

    tradari New Member

    Hi guys im hoping you might be able to help me here.

    i have centos 6.2 installed with ispconfig 3

    wordpress installed no problems and setup mostly
    ive installed a eve online killboard which also links to a mysql database.
    To update this database it uses mysqli via a php script however the cron fails to connect to the database. i think this is a permissions issue but i cant seen to work it out.

    i have also tryed to run the php directly from the web aka http://www.lushind.co.uk/killboard/cron/UpdateInventoryTable.php

    this runs for a short time then gets an error 500

    would be happy to get some help here for this problem

    Cheers in advance
    Tradari
     
  2. falko

    falko Super Moderator Howtoforge Staff

    Do you use Apche or nginx?

    Did you check your web server's error log?
     
  3. tradari

    tradari New Member

    im using apache2

    The php.ini files have a buffer of 4096 set which was slowing things down and causing times out but changing this didnt fix the 500 error. i followed the perfect server guide for centos 6 and ispconfig3 for info

    still a little bit of a noob when it comes to finding the error logs so havent checked them, however im not over liking the centos OS so reloading with ubuntu as there seems to be much better google support :)
    ill let you know if i still have the issue.

    regards
    Tradari
     
  4. falko

    falko Super Moderator Howtoforge Staff

    Did you switch off SELinux?
     
  5. rosehosting

    rosehosting Member

    Can you please show us the code of your php script?

    Thanks.
     
  6. Shader

    Shader New Member

    If you have eaccelerator installed, then most likely your apache is going into segmentation fault. I had the similar issue in CentOS 6.2 and solved it by removing eaccelerator. Try to remove it (or comment out) from your php.ini and restart httpd.
     

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