Apache error - child pid 1789 exit signal Bus error (10)
Ok shoot me. Just found the error my self. I don't know why it happens but I had a synthax error in my controller Controller_Admin_Apartments
. I had this function:
public function action_delete($id = null)
{
if (apartment = Model_Apartment::find($id))
{
$apartment->delete();
Session::set_flash('success', 'Deleted apartment #'.$id);
}
else
{
Session::set_flash('error', 'Could not delete apartment #'.$id);
}
Response::redirect('admin/apartments');
}
Note the line: if (apartment = Model_Apartment::find($id))
, where I forgot to add $
in-front of variable name. I am really surprised FulePHP framework did not alert me at this and that the only error I had was in the Apache error log :S. Strange, just strange...
Primoz Rome
Updated on June 14, 2022Comments
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Primoz Rome almost 2 years
I get this strange error
child pid 1789 exit signal Bus error (10)
I have never seen before in my Apache error log. I am using FuelPHP framework. The web app is working fine. But suddenly today I created new controller, which itself is a copy of another controller. The one I copied from works fine (http://localhost/myapp/admin/users), but the copy (http://localhost/myapp/admin/apartments) makes me that error?! I am frustrated over this.After 3 hours of debugging I finally found the line where the whole things stops. It is in the FuelPHP core in Router class at this line
if (class_exists($class))
. The$class
before the if has valueController_Admin_Apartments
, which is the class I have added and exists in my controller classes folder.fuel/core/classes/router.php:
protected static function parse_segments($segments, $namespace = '', $module = false) { $temp_segments = $segments; foreach (array_reverse($segments, true) as $key => $segment) { $class = $namespace.'Controller_'.\Inflector::words_to_upper(implode('_', $temp_segments)); array_pop($temp_segments); if (class_exists($class)) // ***** HERE ERROR HAPPENS ***** // { return array( 'controller' => $class, 'action' => isset($segments[$key + 1]) ? $segments[$key + 1] : null, 'method_params' => array_slice($segments, $key + 2), ); } } // Fall back for default module controllers if ($module) { $class = $namespace.'Controller_'.$module; if (class_exists($class)) { return array( 'controller' => $class, 'action' => isset($segments[0]) ? $segments[0] : null, 'method_params' => array_slice($segments, 1), ); } } return false; }
A user in FeulPHP forum noted this could be Hardware related. But it is not. I moved the whole thing to another computer and still have the same thing. I just don't get it. What is happening here?