Segmentation Fault (11)

[mncyrca]

Hello,

For some reason, my sugar installation is messed up.

Whenever I try to login, the proceeding page just times out. In my Apache error logs, I can see that there is a corresponding error for each login attempt to sugar.

The error message received is:

/var/log/httpd/error_log: [notice] child pid 31837 exit signal Segmentation Fault (11)

Any thoughts on how to resolve this?

Regards,
mncyrca

[mtmonacelli]

Hello,

For some reason, my sugar installation is messed up.

Whenever I try to login, the proceeding page just times out. In my Apache error logs, I can see that there is a corresponding error for each login attempt to sugar.

The error message received is:

/var/log/httpd/error_log: [notice] child pid 31837 exit signal Segmentation Fault (11)

Any thoughts on how to resolve this?

Regards,
mncyrca

I'm having the exact same problem. I was able to login only once using the login name admin. I then tried to login as the same user (admin) using another browser window and I couldn't. Every time I enter the username and password I too get the Segmentation faults.

I originally had my /etc/php.ini set to 25MB. I then brought it down to 10MB, but still no luck. I've repeatedly restarted apache. I'm on Linux 2.6.12-1.1447_FC4.

[hagen00]

I've got exactly the same problem. There's a post that says one needs to change php5 to php4, but i'm quite happy with my php5 and don't really want to do that. Is there no way to fix this problem without changing to php4?

hagen

[brad@systime.com]

I ran into this the first time that I installed the open source version.

Edit the line:

register_long_arrays = Off

to

register_long_arrays = On

in your /etc/php.ini file. This option being off causes the Segmentation Fault (11) error. Not sure why...didn't look into it too much. I was told it was a security feature of the newer versions of PHP.

Hope this helps.

Josh Patterson
Senior Network/Telephony Engineer
Access Interactive, LLC.

[intersol]

This is not true - maybe this works for 10% of people but this is a false solution to this problem.

[Oracledarren]

This is not actually a fault and should not hinder the system at all.

What is causing it is that php is configured to display all notices and errors.

If you edit the php.ini file and do a search for notices you will see the different option available. Mine is set just to display errors.

[Iceburn]

This is not true - maybe this works for 10% of people but this is a false solution to this problem.

You are right. Tryed the conf and got past login.... After this all worked well besides de Accounts module. Increased mem to 64Mb and still no luck.

[fabay]

Hi all,
register_long_arrays = On

works ok for me.

I have:
linux: 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4
http: Apache/2.0.54
php: PHP 5.0.4 (cli) (built: Nov 8 2005 08:27:12), Zend Engine v2.0.4-dev, eAccelerator v0.9.3
sugar: open source, Ver. 4.0.0

[mowgli]

yep worx 4 me as well. worked immediately and completely. same situation as user above (FC4, Ap2, PHP5, Sugar4). all this after 6 hours of googling a million module adds and loads and other junk.

[arnaudli]

This is not actually a fault and should not hinder the system at all.

What is causing it is that php is configured to display all notices and errors.

If you edit the php.ini file and do a search for notices you will see the different option available. Mine is set just to display errors.

A segmentation fault is not a PHP error, changing the error_reporting level will have no effect whatsoever.