Site Administration pages will not load

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I'm pulling my hair out over this problem I'm having. Any private pages that I try to view such as "Dashboard" or "System Settings" will not load. The public pages load fine and after login the edit toolbar loads fine. I have replaced the Concrete folder with a fresh copy of the same C5 version. I have checked and optimized all tables in the C5 mysql database. When I try to view the Dashboard page I get no errors, and no code is loaded what so ever. This site is currently being developed but when this problem occurred we had not been making any code level changes for at least 10 days and the last mysql/apache/ubuntu updates had been applied 5 days prior. I just can't seem to nail down what is preventing the single pages from loading.

Site Specific Info:
C5 V5.6.2.1
Ubuntu 12.04.1 on an AWS micro instance
Mysql 5.5.37
Apache 2.2.22

obtechsupport
 
mesuva replied on at Permalink Reply
mesuva
Anything in your server's PHP error logs?
obtechsupport replied on at Permalink Reply
obtechsupport
Not sure what to do about this since nothing seems out of place and we haven't modified any code for this add-on.

PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init() in /var/www/packages/proevents/libraries/static_pace.php on line 51
exchangecore replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
exchangecore
You need to have CURL support for your php installation. On ubuntu you can run the following 2 commands

sudo apt-get install php5-curl
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
obtechsupport replied on at Permalink Reply
obtechsupport
Thanks for the help everyone. I could have sworn curl was already enabled but nonetheless that did it.
RadiantWeb replied on at Permalink Reply
RadiantWeb
I've also added (and thought I already had actually) a function_exists('curl_version') check to prevent that from happing to others.

StaticPace is simply an update check.

We have not been happy overall with the general userbase passivity on keeping their sites up to date. aka - C5 has an updates dashboard area, but it's passive. It ultimately is indifferent as to whether you do or do not update at all.

So when critical or very important feature updates happen...we needed a way to communicate that to users. That's what that is for.

Franz currently does not offer us any option to mass communicate with users of products. (although it has been asked for countless times) We have no email list or emergency push notification options at this time.

And there is no "severity" option for updates currently within the context of the core and updates system. And there really should be.

But for now, this will have to do.

Hope this helps explain that a bit.

ChadStrat
CEO/Code Strategist
http://goradiantweb.com