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Offline freetradescript

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When i try to go into the toplist section into tp's admin, i get a blank page. I can't work it out ?
It's the only section doing so ?

Odd ?

Any ideas ?
Thanks

Offline freetradescript

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Looks like it doesn't connect to the server ?
Only this section ?

New installation, well i had to transfer a site to a new host.
« Last Edit: December 14, 2011, 08:46:55 AM by freetradescript »

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What's the URl you tried to request?

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http://www.mysite.com/tp/?a=toplist

From Chrome Browser:
No data received

Unable to load the webpage because the server sent no data.
Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without sending any data.

I have tried with other browsers (clearded cache too)

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Let me try to repeat it :)
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What was the solution?  I am experiencing the same issue, Also there are segmentation fault messages in the httpd log.

Thanks,

fZ

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 ;D (Resolved)  ;D

Here is the resolution which worked for me:

I am running on a CENTOS 6 VPS hosted at linode.com

There was no available Ioncube package through YUM for my distro, so I used the loader from Ioncube's website.

This 99% worked, however it did cause some crashes in random areas of tradepulse.

The resolution was to download the IonCube RPM for Centos 6 via pkgs.org and install that  (I had to force the installation with --nodeps) because my distro must vary slightly from stock.

TL;DR: I'm up and going.