Re: How to catch fatal errors

On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Tanoor Dieng <newstanoor@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello every body, > I'm currently working on a very high traffic web sites. > I often get a fatal error in production about memory "Allowed memory size > of ... exhausted". > > Unfortunately, I can not reproduce this fatal error in developpement > environment. Understandable why you cant reproduce the error. It gets generated when lots of queries has been done. Working on single environment is difficult to generate that. > > The main reason for that is that I don't know the php script which causes > the error. You can do loadtesting or unit testing on the php scripts. > > Php only tell me on which file, the error has appeared, but I don't know > the > orginal php script which were called. > > I've tried some hacks, like the register_shutdown_function one. > > This hack allows me to catch almost all fatal errors, except one which says > "Allowed memory site of ..." > > Any idea about how to catch this error? Would be a better idea to consult an experienced Web Application Architect who would sense the weaknesses of the codes and would suggest the reworks to make them optimized. Would be a hectic job for inexperienced developers. Lenin www.twitter.com/nine_L www.lenin9l.wordpress.com