php-panda -- something bad happening
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2015 4:04 pm
I just updated php-panda on a Centos 6 system, which brought with it atomic-php70.
Unfortunately this somehow prevented apache from starting. Looks like Odin got there before me:
http://kb.odin.com/en/126642
The error I was seeing at the CLI was slightly different to this, but there was definitely a segfault going on according to the logs.
At any rate, removing /etc/httpd/conf.d/atomic-php70-php.conf did not allow me to restart apache (could not bind to IP), although instinctively I knew this should have been the solution.
I didn't want to mess around killing processes so I tried a restart. This did resolve the problem, thankfully.
Anyway..something isn't quite right with php-panda at the moment. That php70 config file shouldn't be there - that's the main cause of the problem, I think.
EDIT: Oh, I think it has something to do with module order loading as well, according to the KB.
Unfortunately this somehow prevented apache from starting. Looks like Odin got there before me:
http://kb.odin.com/en/126642
The error I was seeing at the CLI was slightly different to this, but there was definitely a segfault going on according to the logs.
At any rate, removing /etc/httpd/conf.d/atomic-php70-php.conf did not allow me to restart apache (could not bind to IP), although instinctively I knew this should have been the solution.
I didn't want to mess around killing processes so I tried a restart. This did resolve the problem, thankfully.
Anyway..something isn't quite right with php-panda at the moment. That php70 config file shouldn't be there - that's the main cause of the problem, I think.
EDIT: Oh, I think it has something to do with module order loading as well, according to the KB.