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Hello !

I've installed some new plugins inside the plugin folder. Then I went in the plugin management page and in the event section.

The a lot of errors happened and the last line was something like a memory error (sorry i don't have a screenshot).

But since this I have no more access to serendipity (cofig or main page)

Any ideas ? is there any config page to move to make some test ??

What do you mean with "no more access"? What happens, do you get errors?

By installing many plugins, s9y has to query many plugins at once, which in some cases can run out of memory on your server. You might need to delete some plugins files again if you installed too many...

Best regards,
Garvin

garvinhicking wrote:What do you mean with "no more access"? What happens, do you get errors?

By installing many plugins, s9y has to query many plugins at once, which in some cases can run out of memory on your server. You might need to delete some plugins files again if you installed too many...

Best regards,
Garvin

Nothing happens if I go the directory where serendipity is installed with a browser.

Nothing happens for both the admin backend and the frontend? That then means that your s9y is always creating a coredump or running out of memory.

You'll need to delete some directories in your plugins/ directory then.

Regards,
Garvin

garvinhicking wrote:Nothing happens for both the admin backend and the frontend? That then means that your s9y is always creating a coredump or running out of memory.

You'll need to delete some directories in your plugins/ directory then.

Regards,
Garvin

I've backup my sql database and reinstall the whole serendipity files except the upload directory.

and it's always the same ... ?

pretty strange

if I type http://www.itsartmag.com/news/test.php it works fine .

I've check my sql and php with other scripts and all is working.

but when I launch http://www.itsartmag.com/news/index.php nothing happens ... ?

You should enable your PHP Error reporting or look in your logfiles, it'll contain a PHP Parse or Fatal Error I'm sure.

If you re-installed into the same directory, your plugins/ directory will still contain the files you uploaded previously.

Regards,
Garvin

garvinhicking wrote:You should enable your PHP Error reporting or look in your logfiles, it'll contain a PHP Parse or Fatal Error I'm sure.

If you re-installed into the same directory, your plugins/ directory will still contain the files you uploaded previously.

Regards,
Garvin

Hello !

I've solved the problem ! It was a cache error with Firefox ! everything was working fine with Safari !

Sorry !