Re: Re: Strange access violation

Yes, that's what I'd assume too. The problem *looks* like a memory leak yet only affects one particular site which is why it's so strange. I did some Googling but came up with little. The only other suspects I found were related to information being passed to a COM object, and possibly if you're running it as an ISAPI module. Also if the page is trying to access an area of the filesystem that it does not have permissions to do so, but this is not likely the issue since you mentioned you don't lose any functionality. It's also not likely that the js is causing it either. Unfortunately, it also appears as though this error is probably one of the most unhelpful errors that IIS can ever display when using PHP. Perhaps try looking for a common denominator? You said that the error is generated in different spots. Maybe review your code in each of the places it appears and see if there are any common elements that might give you a better clue as to what's causing it. Cheers. Armando Dbird.. wrote:

Armando, I appreciate the response. Hopefully we can track it down better. The websites which are functioning properly are actually much more complex than this one. lol. The only real difference is that I have some javascript running a countdown clock which is displayed using images which are replaced through the js... But it's code that has run cleanly for a long time in other applications and I cannot see how this would cause the problems I am seeing now. But if it were a memory leak wouldn't it translate across the other websites as well? "Armando" <dijital@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:43F15850.6080300@shaw.ca...

If it goes away on a server reboot for a period of time, then it sounds suspiciously like a memory leak, ie; the application is trying to reference an area of memory it doesn't have access to. I've seen this problem with other applications... they'd run fine for a period of time after a reboot then start throwing out errors in the event log. Reboot, fine for another period of time. Maybe check your event log for any errors? Can you perhaps expand on the differences between this site and your others? Are there other modules it's using that your other sites are not? Cheers. Armando Dbird.. wrote:

To make this even more interesting is that when I reboot the server, the error goes away for a period of time, usually about 30 minutes. Any ideas? ""Dbird.."" <groover4life@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:14.F0.30933.B3E01F34@pb1.pair.com...

I'm running php version 4.3.7 on Windows 2003 Server and IIS 6.0 I have several websites which are all using php extensively but I have

one

website where I am consistantly getting the following error: "PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01930AFD" The error occurrs on every page, but where on the page it shows up

varies.

I have NO loss of functionality on the website so this really has me baffled. Where is the error coming from? How can I find out more information as

to

the source of the error? How can I simply remove that error message

from

being displayed into my web pages and wreaking havoc on their format? I've been on this one for a couple of days and I'm really stumped on

this

one. Thanks in advance.