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Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 29, 2012, 11:55:32 am
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I have been trying to upgrade Joomla from 1.5 to 2.5.7 and Civicrm from 3.3.5 to the latest 4.2.4. I have the Joomla part working ok. The upgrade seemed to go ok as well, except when I tried to do the update of the database.  The upgrade process ran through a number of point upgrades, but then stopped at Civicrm 4.1 alpha (I think). Afterwards when I click on the civicrm menu in Joomla administrator I get an error "The connection was reset" . Checking the Apache error log, I am now generating a segmentation fault in Apache error_log every time I click on the civicrm menu button.  I've been fighting this for days, and I need to get this running soon. I have a complete backup and running instance of the site as it was before so I can revert to it if need be.

Any help appreciated.
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Re: Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 29, 2012, 04:33:32 pm

what version of PHP are u on?

seems like an upgrade of PHP might be worth it to avoid the below seg fault

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Re: Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 30, 2012, 12:25:57 am
It's php 5.3.10, which is above the required spec, unless there is something wrong with that particular version. It is on a shared server that uses the directadmin control panel. However,I own the server.  Another website on the same server has Joomla 2.5.7 and civicrm 4.1.1 running successfully. I upgraded that one a few months ago. Can't understand why this one isn't working
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Re: Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 30, 2012, 01:30:00 am
Mysql is version 5.1.40. All Civicrm tables are InnoDB, thought the joomla ones are MyISAM. This seems to meet minimum requirements too.
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Re: Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 30, 2012, 02:06:54 pm

unfortunately segmentation faults with php/apache are a bit hard to replicate and figure out why and typically is a bug within the php kernel. i think min requirements get thrown out the window in this case

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Re: Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 30, 2012, 05:21:43 pm
Thanks. I'm re-compiling php, apache etc on the server, hoping that might fix something. I also am preparing an new small cloud server to host this site should that fail, but that will bring it's own migration problems I'm sure.  :)
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Re: Segmentation fault after upgrade Joomla and Civicrm
October 31, 2012, 06:05:42 am
Migration aren't too hard, generally speaking.

However when running updates it's definitely recommended to always run on a backup copy, because sometimes problems like this surface...
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