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Hi all

I have website A (ProcessWire 2.4.0) in server A (Dedicated Servers)

And

I have website B (ProcessWire 2.4.0) in server B (VPS)

Both websites are multi-language using (Languages Support, Languages Support - Fields and Languages Support - Page Names) modules.

Both servers are:

Apache 2.2.25
MySQL 5.5.31
Php 5.3.27

I want to upgrade website A to (ProcessWire 2.5.x) I get massage from browser after uploading wire folder, htaccess and index file

I get browser error and nothing else.

I get in FireFox:

The connection was reset

The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.

    The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.
    If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network connection.
    If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

And from Chrome:

No data received

ReloadHide details
Unable to load the webpage because the server sent no data.
Error code: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE

Tests:

  1. I copy website B to server A and try to upgrade (same problem)
  2. I copy website A to server B and try to upgrade (it works)
  3. I copy website A to localhost and try to upgrade (it works)
  4. If upload website A from localhost after upgrade (it works)
  5. I upgrade website B in server B (it works)
  6. I Install PW 2.5 in server A, if choose "site-languages" profile (same problem) install not continue after select languages profile
  7. I Install PW 2.5 in server A "site-blank" profile then install (Languages Support, Languages Support - Fields and Languages Support - Page Names) modules. and start adding some test Language fileds (it works)

Thanks in advance

Posted

No, I see it still beta, and the upgrade steps are very easy.

And by the way there are no any 3rd party modules installed in any of the websites.

Posted

I read this before, not helping.

I am now comparing both server configuration and I see thy are almost identical, unless I am missing something.

Posted

In Apache Error Log I got

[notice] child pid xxxxx exit signal Segmentation fault (11)

every time I visit homepage or admin page after uploading PW 2.5 upgrade files.

xxxxx = random number

Posted

OK, I don't know if this is the fix but this what happend

I comment the zend extensions at the end of php.ini file

./build ioncube

./build zend

restart Apache

(same problem)

Then

I comment the zend extensions again at the end of php.ini file

Delete both ZendGuardLoader.so and ioncube_loader_lin_5.3.so files

./build ioncube

./build zend

restart Apache

(it works)

Any body have an explanation or should I mark this as Solved  :rolleyes:

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Any body have an explanation

If somehow you are dealing with ioncube, then this was not a PW related issue.  Glad you finally got it working.

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Any body have an explanation

If somehow you are dealing with ioncube, then this was not a PW related issue.  Glad you finally got it working.

Yes, it's not PW related issue. that's what was driving me crazy!!! and I knew that since day 1 of this problem.

And I don't like just fixing the problem, I always like to know what and why cause this and that.

By the way I didn't figure it out the solution my self.

I google the Chrome error message and all I can find is:

1- This is an Apache related issue.

2- Some people say to install gdp for debug Apache and here is one of them http://sysadmin.carlusgg.com/?p=197

3- Some people say disable all PHP extensions, if the error is disappear, enable theme one by one until you find the one causing this.

Since I have only have ioncube and zend only,

I try my luck with ioncube and zend and it's worked for me so I post my experience with it here so it may be helpful to somebody else.

Thank you all.

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