[Solved] Blank profile.php

[DBE]

On a forum which has been active for over a year, I am suddenly encountering the following problem:

a) New users cannot register
b) Existing users cannot access their profile

In both cases, when accessing profile.php, the page turns up blank.

Since then, I tried re-upping (and CHMODding) the /includes folder, but to no avail.

I'm using IntegraMod 1.41 with the IntegraMod2 template. The PHP version is 4.3.11.

The site can be accessed [url=http]here[/url].

Any ideas?

Many thanks in advance!

DBE

[Helter]

it is most likely a corrupted cache file.
Ive included the most common trouble files for your situation.
Delete your root/cache folder and reupload the new one and set the chmod to 777. That may fix your problem by itself.
If not, rename your profilcp/def folder and upload the new one and set the file permissions to 666 and delete your cache again.
Ignore the includes files for now.
btw... because you replaced your includes/phpsecurity.php file, you will need to re-sync the new one to your db in order to be able to edit any of the fields in acp / security /

[DBE]

Hi HS,

Many thanks for your suggestions!

I deleted and re-upped the cache folder (CHMODding it to 777), but still got a blank profile.php.

I then deleted and re-upped the profilecp/def folder (CHMODding the individual files), but same thing..

[Helter]

have you tried replacing root/profilcp/functions_profile.php?

I fixed a similar problem for another member but I cant remember what exactly the problem was. If this doesnt fix it, you can send me your FTP info and I will look into it for you.

Are you sure that your host has not updated your php version? You can check your current version in ACP / tools /

[DBE]

Just tried replacing the functions_profile.php: no success either.. <img>

I'll send you an account to my FTP: it would be fab if you could take a look, but I sure don't expect THAT kind of service!!

Oh: and I did originally retrieved the PHP version from the ACP...

[Helter]

most of us staff here are involved with IM because we love this project and most of us at one time or another had a staff member go above and beyond to help us out. Michealo and Adrian Rea both did this for me years ago and Ive been trying to do the same ever since.

[Helter]

it was a server memory issue. The fix is to edit your php.ini and allow more memory to be used. Since I didnt have access to your php.ini, I acomplished the same thing by adding this line to your config.php

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ini_set("memory_limit","32M");

after

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define('PHPBB_INSTALLED', true);

[DBE]

Thanks a bunch, Helter/JWI.

I certainly wouldn't have found THAT one out myself!