Class 'xPDO' not found on OS X

Hello,

I tried to install Revolution on OS X, but ran into this problem:


I have PDO enabled (mysql driver works fine), memory_limit is 128Mb, execution time is 120, I am running MAMP Pro, MySQL version is 5.1.37

Any suggestions?

xPDO is an extension of PDO, it doesn’t come with PHP or MAMP and has to be installed and included like any other library. Since it’s included as part of Revolution, something must be wrong with the Revo installation.

Quote from: pit at Jan 03, 2010, 09:14 AM

I have PDO enabled (mysql driver works fine), memory_limit is 128Mb, execution time is 120, I am running MAMP Pro, MySQL version is 5.1.37

1. Whats your PHP version?
2. Can you verify that the file is actually there? And that there’s a xPDO class defined in it?

I’m having the same problem on CentOS 5.3. Getting the same error as pit.

PDO is enabled and mysql working fine, memory_limit is 48Mb, execution time is 60. Running Apache 2.2.3 with PHP 5.2.11, MySQL 5.0.86. MySQL extension: mysqli. The file exists and the class is there. Wonder why it doesn’t find it..

Any ideas?

1. Are you running eAccelerator?
2. Is this the traditional or advanced distribution?

Quote from: splittingred at Jan 15, 2010, 11:19 AM

1. Are you running eAccelerator?
2. Is this the traditional or advanced distribution?

1. No.
2. It’s the traditional one.


EDIT:

Thank you for mentioning eAccelerator, Shaun. It just got me thinking.. APC is another caching system, and that I do have. It didn’t occur to me before. I just disabled it and the error is gone.

Seems like Revolution doesn’t like caching systems... Pity...

Quote from: frostshifter at Jan 15, 2010, 11:38 AM

Quote from: splittingred at Jan 15, 2010, 11:19 AM

1. Are you running eAccelerator?
2. Is this the traditional or advanced distribution?

1. No.
2. It’s the traditional one.


EDIT:

Thank you for mentioning eAccelerator, Shaun. It just got me thinking.. APC is another caching system, and that I do have. It didn’t occur to me before. I just disabled it and the error is gone.

Seems like Revolution doesn’t like caching systems... Pity...

These are the result of errors with the caching systems TBH.

I tried to hit my website today and got the same thing:

Fatal error: Class ’xPDO’ not found in /home/lfgsm1/public_html/core/xpdo/xpdo.class.php on line 539

It was working fine on Friday and has not been touched since. Very confused.

EDIT:

This was solved by changing the PHP version on my server from 5.3.1 to 5.2.12. Is it safe to assume MODx isn’t compatible with 5.3.1?

Quote from: mr.johnny at Jan 25, 2010, 08:25 AM

This was solved by changing the PHP version on my server from 5.3.1 to 5.2.12. Is it safe to assume MODx isn’t compatible with 5.3.1?

It’s perfectly compatible with PHP 5.3.1; it’s what I’m developing on. This issue is caused by APC and eAccelerator bugs with 5.3.x, though our most recent development branch is now confirmed working with APC running in 5.3.1 (i.e. we worked around the APC bug to avoid it).

FWIW, the issue with opcode caching systems like APC, eAccelerator, and WinCache is resolved for the upcoming 2.0.5 release.