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 04/07/13 03:15am (Read 4,595 times)  
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::Ben

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My Geeklog testing site on wampserver (windows 7) is not stable. The first day everything is ok but the next day i get this fatal error

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 Fatal error: Call to undefined function MBYTE_strlen() in C:\wamp\www\geeklog-2.0.0\system\lib-plugins.php on line 1650
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#       Time    Memory  Function        Location
1       0.0245  1216568 {main}( )       ..\users.php:0
2       0.0347  4137152 require_once( 'C:\wamp\www\geeklog-2.0.0\public_html\lib-common.php' )  ..\users.php:47
3       0.0847  9087048 require_once( 'C:\wamp\www\geeklog-2.0.0\system\lib-sessions.php' )     ..\lib-common.php:274
4       0.0848  9087808 SESS_sessionCheck( )    ..\lib-sessions.php:66
5       0.0858  9089152 COM_displayMessageAndAbort( )   ..\lib-sessions.php:238
6       0.0858  9089816 COM_createHTMLDocument( )       ..\lib-common.php:7203
7       0.0872  9109704 COM_renderMenu( )       ..\lib-common.php:1872
8       0.0872  9110536 Template->parse( )      ..\lib-common.php:858
9       0.0872  9110536 Template->subst( )      ..\template.class.php:618
10      0.0872  9110536 Template->loadfile( )   ..\template.class.php:535
11      0.0874  9111040 Template->_preprocess( )        ..\template.class.php:939
12      0.0874  9111040 PLG_replaceTags( )      ..\template.class.php:185


This is note related to MBYTE_strlen function or theme.

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 04/07/13 05:43am  
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I also often encountered the same error.
My testing site is built with Windows8 and XAMPPlite version 1.7.1.
This error does not occur with Geeklog version 1.8.0.
This error seems to occurred with call to the COM_displayMessageAndAbort function in line 161 of the lib-sessions.php.
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 04/07/13 07:30am  
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Try the following:

1. Move the line 285 of lib-common.php before line 274. This is to include 'lib-mbyte.php' before 'lib-sessions.php'.

2. Change the line 95 of lib-mbyte.php from

if (strcasecmp($LANG_CHARSET, 'utf-8' ) == 0) {

to

if (strcasecmp(COM_getCharset(), 'utf-8' ) == 0) {
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 04/07/13 07:45am  
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@ dengen This is the first time ever I notice this issue

@ mystral-kk Thank you for the tip. Maybe this improvement could be added to the next official release.

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 04/07/13 07:56am  
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Quote by: ::Ben

@ dengen This is the first time ever I notice this issue

@ mystral-kk Thank you for the tip. Maybe this improvement could be added to the next official release.

Ben



Ben, my suggestion worked?
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 04/07/13 11:51am  
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@ mystral-kk Did not work.
A new error has occurred.

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Fatal error: Call to a member function getHeader() on a non-object in C:\www\nightly2\lib-common.php on line 2059


Maybe, there is also a problem with the order of the include files.
It's a potential problem found, as it happens.
Another thing, there seems to be a problem relevant to the cookie.
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 04/07/13 12:02pm  
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Ben, my suggestion worked?

Untill now yes Smile

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 04/07/13 06:38pm  
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@ mystral-kk Did not work.
A new error has occurred.

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Fatal error: Call to a member function getHeader() on a non-object in C:wwwnightly2lib-common.php on line 2059


Maybe, there is also a problem with the order of the include files.
It's a potential problem found, as it happens.
Another thing, there seems to be a problem relevant to the cookie.



Well, then, let's revert "lib-mbyte.php". This error happens while "lib-common.php" is including "lib-sessions.php" (at line 274) and you hit a longin speed limit at line 161 or 238 in "lib-sessons.php". COM_displayMessageAndAbort() is called to show an error message but "lib-common.php" is not fully initialized, so $_SCRIPTS is still undefined. I think replacing COM_displayMessageAndAbort() in "lib-sessions.php" with the following primitive code:

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header('Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8');
echo 'You have exceeded the number of allowed login attempts.  Please try again later.';
exit;
 

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 04/07/13 06:56pm  
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Or, we may as well define a constant to show if "lib-common.php" is initialized and refer to it in COM_displayMessageAndAbort() to decide whether to call COM_createHTMLDocument() or not.
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 04/08/13 03:39am  
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Today, I get this one too on the first connection attempt:

Fatal error: Call to a member function getHeader() on a non-object in C:\wamp\www\geeklog-2.0.0\public_html\lib-common.php on line 2061


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 04/08/13 04:57am  
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Quote by: ::Ben

Today, I get this one too on the first connection attempt:

Fatal error: Call to a member function getHeader() on a non-object in C:wampwwwgeeklog-2.0.0public_htmllib-common.php on line 2061


Ben



I tied to fix this problem and modified "lib-common.php". If you have access to Geeklog code repository ( http://project.geeklog.net/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/geeklog/ ), get the latest version and replace "lib-common.php". However, as dengen said, the true cause of login failures seems to be cookies.
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 04/08/13 05:58pm  
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I noticed there is also multi speedlimit recorded for only one login attempt, but if I delete all cookies only one speedlimit is recorderd.

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 05/14/13 11:13am  

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I am having the same error with my geeklog 2.0.0 server on linux - lib-plugins.php on line 1650. I tried replacing the lib-plugins.php with the latest one from here http://project.geeklog.net/cgi-bin/hgwebdir.cgi/geeklog/file/9a01f429338b/public_html but now it gives me another error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/krumfrie/public_html/geeklog/lib-common.php on line 1.

Now what?
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 05/14/13 01:02pm  
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now it gives me another error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/krumfrie/public_html/geeklog/lib-common.php on line 1.

Now what?


Sounds like that download didn't go well. The lib-common.php file should always start with: <?php

Try this link instead, it should download lib-common.php as a "raw" file.

bye, Dirk
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 05/14/13 01:10pm  

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now it gives me another error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/krumfrie/public_html/geeklog/lib-common.php on line 1.

Now what?


Sounds like that download didn't go well. The lib-common.php file should always start with: <?php

Try this link instead, it should download lib-common.php as a "raw" file.

bye, Dirk


Well, I am back to the original "Fatal error: Call to undefined function MBYTE_strlen() in /home/krumfrie/geekdata/system/lib-plugins.php on line 1650" error now.
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 05/14/13 02:13pm  
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Well, I am back to the original "Fatal error: Call to undefined function MBYTE_strlen() in /home/krumfrie/geekdata/system/lib-plugins.php on line 1650" error now.



Hmm, the bug is marked as resolved on our bugtracker - sounds like that may not be the case.

We did talk on IRC, didn't we? Have you tried emptying the gl_sessions and gl_speedlimit tables and/or deleted your cookies for the site? As I mentioned on IRC, I thought this problem only occurs when you have a login problem.

Any other information that you can think of that could be relevant?

bye, Dirk
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 05/14/13 02:29pm  

kkbass

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I did come on irc about this (there now still). Being as new to geeklog as I am, I don't know about emptying the gl_sessions and gl_speedlimit tables and/or deleted my cookies for the site.

Nothing really fancy going on with the site & the few plugins I have were all linked from geeklog.net's plugin list. I don't remember all that were installed & their versions.
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