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[IN PROGRESS] 5.1.2 White pages eventually appearing

1 Oct 01, 2014 06:06    

Hi,
My blogs consists of 6 blogs: 2015-2014-...-2010. I just update to 5.1.2 and I'm unable to see some of them. 2015 (default) is always appearing (but only if I specify index.php in url, which wasn't necessary before). 2013 also is fine. All the other ones are white pages, that sometimes, randomly some parts are appearing. Even the debug is not appearing.
My version on my computer (in localhost) displayed everything fine, so it's something related to the server. Previous version (with 4.1.6) was fine.

What could be the problem? Memory? cache? What information I could give you?
Thanks
Mel
PS Blog is password protected, I could give access in private messaging.

PHP
PHP running as USER:
(Inconnu) 
PHP running as GROUP:
(Inconnu) 
PHP version
5.3.3   
PHP register_globals
Desactive 
PHP allow_url_include
Desactive
PHP Magic Quotes
Desactive 
PHP upload_max_filesize
128M 
PHP post_max_size
8M 
Post_max_size doit etre plus grand que upload_max_filesize
PHP memory_limit
133M 
PHP max_execution_time
60 secondes 
PHP mbstring extension
Charge
PHP XML extension
Charge 
PHP IMAP extension
Charge 
PHP opcode cache
xcache

EDIT: I tried an other server, and it display fine. So basicaly it's a setting or config of this server. What I could ask to host to solve this problem?

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2 Oct 07, 2014 08:34

Hi @mel_t,

You may start by disabling the plugins one by one, specially if you have any third-party/customized one. Also, try to find the PHP's error log from the server, because those white pages should be writing somewhere why they can't be properly rendered.

Also, you can use the blogs/.htaccess file to temporary enable the error reporting by including this code: 


php_flag display_startup_errors on
php_flag display_errors on
php_flag html_errors on
php_flag  log_errors on
php_value error_log  /home/path/public_html/domain/PHP_errors.log

Note: the instructions above will take no effect if the policies of your hosting provider doesn't allow them. Otherwise, remember to delete them from the .htaccess file after find out the errors.

Regards!

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