[wp-testers] Segmentation Fault update

[Jacob Santos]

Yeah, you know. PHP code doesn't cause segfaults, PHP extensions do, 
which php code uses.

Jacob Santos


Adrian Hayter wrote:
> The memory is working fine, and the seg faults are far from 
> "unexplainable". They only happen on the server when trying to load 
> the dashboard, all other websites on the server are running fine. :S
>
> On 18/01/09 22:05, Christian Magnus Skoglund wrote:
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>> bad memory often causes unexplainable seg faults. Try to run memtest86
>> in slow mode. Check also the harddrive for problems with smart.
>>
>> Adrian Hayter wrote:
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>>> I've spoken about this before and I've tried different methods to solve
>>> it. The problem is that apache/php segfaults when I try to access my
>>> wp-admin/index.php. I believe the problem lies in the dashboard trying
>>> to fetch "Other News" or "Development Updates", because one time I had
>>> my error.log open (and reloading every second) and I loaded the page.
>>> Whilst the page loaded, the error log reported multiple segfaults, 
>>> and I
>>> saw that the "Other News" section was trying to update itself.
>>>
>>> How do I remove these sections from being loaded, specifically without
>>> having to access the dashboard?
>>>
>>> -Adrian
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