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I'm using eAccelerator, I'll disable it and see what happens.

Thanks for the fast reply

I have this strange and annoying issue on my web server. I tried googling for it, but I got no usefull results. Sometimes it seems that php feels get corrupted all by themselves. When I request the script in a browser I get a 500 error. When I open the script in an editor the contents are all fine a...

It would be great when PCRE got updated with UTF-8 support.

When calling any include file for a CLI call you have to put the full file path. A good trick to get around this is to use dirname() $fpath=dirname(__FILE__); require_once $fpath.'/file.php'; But now that you mention it, I do have a cron job that mysteriously stopped running last week. Runs fine if...

I have a strange problem. For some reason unknown to me the php cli fails to include other php files via 'include', 'require' and all realted functions. When I call the same script from a webrowser it works fine. An example: file1.php: <? print("test"); ?> file2.php: <? require("file1...

try "yum clean metadata" before you use "yum upgrade mysql"

That did the trick, i tried "yum update kernel" but that didnt give any result.

Thanks for the fast responses

nope, It's a clean install on a Dell Poweredge R300 with quad core Xeon.

I have a server with a fresh install of Centos 5.1 (kernel version 2.6.18-53.1.14.el5xen). When i install ASL-2.0 the kernel doesn't get updated. Is there any specific reason for this? Is it safe to force an update from the ASL version?