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About "php.core" [message #27678] Tue, 20 September 2005 01:45 Go to next message
sdbmark is currently offline  sdbmark   Canada
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I ran into space disk problem with my forum. I thought compacting messages was the solution, and after many problems I finally got the compress feature working.

This did nothing to solve my space problem. A quick look in cpanel revealed that the file "php.core" in the main forum folder was over 150megs!!! A week ago it was at 80 megs or so...

I went and renamed the file, and the forum seems to be working fine. I backed the file up and got rid of it on the server, and everything is going fine still.

My questions:

- what is the php.core file?
-what info does it contain?
-why did its weight increase that much?
-why is my forum still working despite deleting the file?
-is it ok to delete this file?


Thanks

Steeve
Re: About "php.core" [message #27681 is a reply to message #27678] Tue, 20 September 2005 12:57 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Ilia is currently offline  Ilia   Canada
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That file is NOT a forum file, it is a memory dump generated by your system in response to a PHP crash. You can safely remove this file.

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Re: About "php.core" [message #27697 is a reply to message #27678] Tue, 20 September 2005 16:31 Go to previous message
sdbmark is currently offline  sdbmark   Canada
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Thank you sooooo much! Wink
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