Daylight Savings Time?

[William Thomas Jr]

A moment ago my site went down. It served nothing more than a blank page. The only way I was able to get it up was by disabling server styles or templates as files and serving them from database. Here's the error that I am seeing now even when I begin saving any template:

[BirdOPrey5]

Why do you believe this has to do with Daylight Saving Time when DST doesn't change for over 24 hours? Just curious- I don't have an immediate solution.

[William Thomas Jr]

Why do you believe this has to do with Daylight Saving Time when DST doesn't change for over 24 hours? Just curious- I don't have an immediate solution.

Call it my skepticism. I just noted a date time stamp error and thought.... the server is on a different time zone ect.... and wondered if there was any relation? If not the site broke on its own. Your thoughts? Should I do a backup restore when no obvious changes were made?

[BirdOPrey5]

Hmm. actually I guess we were within 24 hours. I thought it was still Friday. Unfortunately I don't have any reason for why. My VB5 test site can save templates without any error, but it's still using PHP 5.6.x.

[William Thomas Jr]

Hmm. actually I guess we were within 24 hours. I thought it was still Friday. Unfortunately I don't have any reason for why. My VB5 test site can save templates without any error, but it's still using PHP 5.6.x.

I'll wait a day then provide a support ticket. I can no longer store templates as files and the datetime stamp appears. Come Monday, I'll see where I am and provide a support ticket. I just ran the tools.php with no luck clearing caches etc...

Thanks Joe,
Williamn

[William Thomas Jr]

When I try to store templates as files:

[William Thomas Jr]

And here's saving the option store templates as database

[William Thomas Jr]

Please disregard. I was able to resolve the issue by:

1) Disable MemcacheD
2) Run this query: delete from datastore where title like '%miscoptions%';
3) Reload your forum front page.
4) Turn off storing CSS as Files.
5) Turn on storing CSS as Files.
6) Turn on MemcacheD. *** I couldn't reenable memcachedD or the site's templates would break again.

[BirdOPrey5]

Can you try putting your server back to PHP 5.5.x and see if you still have the problem? It will determine if the issue is related to PHP 7 or not at least.

[William Thomas Jr]

Can you try putting your server back to PHP 5.5.x and see if you still have the problem? It will determine if the issue is related to PHP 7 or not at least.

Hi Joe,

I'll try late tonight when there is little traffic. Just to note, after I disabled memcached all the errors went away and everything works. To also note, I am using PHP 7.0.12

Enjoy,
William

[Wayne Luke]

The optionsdate error has me curious. Can you post the output from this MYSQL query:
SELECT @@sql_mode;

[William Thomas Jr]

The optionsdate error has me curious. Can you post the output from this MYSQL query:
SELECT @@sql_mode;

Please mark this as resolved. Once again my host stated that no changes were made to the server. I have been battling constant errors ect and heavy server load. They found a misconfiguration in the php ini file. They did not inform me as to what the misconfig was, however, everything including memcached is working as should now. Also, a lot of those errors all of a sudden began out of the blue, when in fact my display_errors set to no in php variables was erased. My site is functioning fully now, and with a lot less server resources.

I did run the server query though Wayne, and nothing appeared.

Thanks, and sorry to have wasted Vbulletin's support time.
William

[Wayne Luke]

Glad it is resolved.