Blog section error at Satanic International Network Forum

Isn't that what that "TRACE:" is for, to display the problem code which points to the array and the user data. So maybe some shady characters or something hiding in there to mess things up.

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Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

Disclaimer: I BARELY have an idea what I am talking about, and more than usual..

This is the trace for my blog.

I am (User) "3980" but what's the internal function? Why does it glitch out after the user is found?

On purely layman intuition I keep thinking it really is a storage issue. Right after I am located it can't handle the request to access "user archive data".

#0 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_core/database.php(723): PDOStatement->execute()

#1 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_core/database.php(414): OW_Database->execute('\r\n\t\t\tSELECT YEA...', Array)

#2 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_plugins/blogs/bol/dao/post_dao.php(319): OW_Database->queryForList('\r\n\t\t\tSELECT YEA...', Array)

#3 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_plugins/blogs/bol/service/post_service.php(162): PostDao->findUserArchiveData(3980)

#4 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_plugins/blogs/controllers/view.php(261): PostService->findUserArchiveData(3980)

#5 [internal function]: BLOGS_CTRL_View->index(Array)

#6 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_core/request_handler.php(250): ReflectionMethod->invokeArgs(Object(BLOGS_CTRL_View), Array)

#7 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_core/request_handler.php(226): OW_RequestHandler->processControllerAction(Object(ReflectionMethod), Object(BLOGS_CTRL_View))

#8 /home/satanici/public_html/social/ow_core/application.php(346): OW_RequestHandler->dispatch()

#9 /home/satanici/public_html/social/index.php(76): OW_Application->handleRequest()

#10 {main}

The Forum post is edited by Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

#22

Cornelius Coburn Dec 10 '21

I think it's just telling you that within the code there is a function that takes parameters and returns a value. The function accesses an array where the user blog data is stored and it throws an exception I think. So maybe a problem with some data that the user entered into the blog, maybe.

#23

Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

Well then it's a good thing I used a disclaimer.

That sounds like it's right. So we gotta wait for Zach to do a data restore to a point before 12/8/2021, and remove the screwy shit crashing the blog plug in.

The Forum post is edited by Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

#24

Cornelius Coburn Dec 10 '21

The blog data can be accessed and displayed, it's just when you click on the individual blog titles that generates the error.

#25

Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

*** But in the very unlikely case it was deliberate here's my (AS DIRECT AS POSSIBLE) response to the saboteur ***

Why the blogs? Do the blogs make you angry? When looking at it very few recent blogs qualify as especially provocative. So which one would be most likely to provoke a direct response? I have always spent every blog ranting like a Christopher Hitchens materialist, and Corn Cogburn has a similar track record of blogs on a repetitive tangent.

So I have a very tenuous idea worth testing, focusing in on who is ACTUALLY most asshurt based on obvious character tells and recent events.

So is it Anna?

Does this blog make you angry? Does having that semi-literate whiny conflict averse copy/paste theistic rant posted make you angry?

Or someone else piss you off more?

Instead of whining with the anger of a Christian told there is no god (or crying to like minds), why don't you rejoin with your best argument for why fanciful baseless mystical bullshit is sinister to atheism's mundane? Take a break from playing dress up and thinking you have mastered some acausal force of the non universe.

We gonna do Hatfields and McCoys, because I'm fucking down.

And that's how you talk shit without anything requisite knowledge to make that accusation..

The Forum post is edited by Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

#26

Mod

Baphomets Dec 10 '21

WHODUNNIT

#27

Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

Haha.

It might be a hermaphrodite.

In other news. #1 in Google's new tournement seeding NET rankings! :p

The Forum post is edited by Dark Enlightenment Dec 10 '21

#28

AlexTheTerrible Dec 10 '21

Quote from Anna Individual blogs inaccessible. After clicking on the blog title there appears a verbose SQL error /syntax error or access violation/ etc.

Yeah, you're not the only one that's experiencing the issue.

#29

Hoodlum88 Dec 10 '21

I still think it's a nice mundane answer. Like a fucking storage capacity issue. Humourous how the contentious atheist fruitcake has a wild theistic sabotage conspiracy answer. Nothing says rationale like paranoia. Fucking sod.

#30

Cornelius Coburn Dec 10 '21

The storage capacity issue makes sense as well since part of the error context here has to do with an array(or buffer). Although this type of storage is not persistent, an array would be allocated and deallocated only while certain routines are executing. Each element of the array would be of a defined type/size with an integer value allotting the maximum index value.

I recall some hacks in the old days that involved buffer overflow, but that was a long time ago, but the data storage issues do fit and line up well in the context of an array also.

#31

Anna Dec 11 '21

@CC,

Since you've had some experience with programming, you probably know what you're talking about. Still Canis' theory is most entertaining, not impossible though. Syntax errors can be created by SQL injection though they are probably not permanent ones. The codes can also be unintentionally broken by someone probing or tampering with the site. Most of Google searches, however, point to spelling mistakes in codes but, as you wrote, it's rather in the development stage.

An average tech clueless person will not get any wiser from searching Google unless some talent and desire to fuck around with stuff is present although, from personal experience, I know that watching YouTube instructional videos can help to tackle some minor problems.

#32

Cornelius Coburn Dec 11 '21

I was just going to say about CM's other post that the "3980" is the index value that is being passed to the array and the syntax problem et cetera may be with the value the array is returning, but under 'some' circumstances the array does successfully return the requested data.

#33

Cornelius Coburn Dec 11 '21

Where I assume each element of the array would be associated with a particular user.

#34

Cornelius Coburn Dec 11 '21

And I'm mostly going off stuff that I knew years ago and haven't done any recent research except looking up one thing a couple days ago.

#35

Anna Dec 11 '21

Quote from Cornelius Coburn I was just going to say about CM's other post that the "3980" is the index value that is being passed to the array and the syntax problem et cetera may be with the value the array is returning, but under 'some' circumstances the array does successfully return the requested data.

Yes it can find blog section but somehow can't find particular users' blogs so it might be some issue with those user numbers. Whatever.

#36

Cornelius Coburn Dec 11 '21

It appears as though some links are generating invalid parameters. Zach is most familiar with the software so he may have a fix for it.

I think it's a multi-dimensional array. I used to use them when I was programming. They resemble a database table in structure and are used when processing and performing operations on the data in the tables of the database.

The Forum post is edited by Cornelius Coburn Dec 11 '21

#37

Cornelius Coburn Dec 12 '21

I've also been noticing for a while now that the dashboard takes a while to load. I just timed it - 45 seconds. This, plus other issues may/may not be related in some roundabout way.

#38

Anna Dec 12 '21

For me the dashboard always loaded slowly. The messages take longer to load but it's not that long.

#39

Cornelius Coburn Dec 12 '21

I have shitty internet plus I'm using windows 10 so it may not always be the forum.

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