PHProxy Error 12263

[cldnails]

I'm getting an error in FireFox when attempting to use SneakMe.In proxy, which is PHProxy. I've made sure, that my new dedicated server had safe_mode off, but it is running PHP 4.4.7.

Could this be causing the error? It seemed to work fine on my last host and now I'm just a bit over my head, since this is my first dedicated host. I'm not even sure where to start.

I asked the server manager:

Quote:
I need to make sure that my php safe_mode is turned off. And the following verified.

- safe_mode turned off or at least having the fsockopen() function not disabled
- PHP version >= 4.3.0 and OpenSSL for support for secure connections (https)
- Zlib for output compression
- file_uploads turned On for HTTP file uploads.


Thanks.

and was responded to with:

Quote:
Safe mode off, php is 4.4.7, 4.3.0 is deprecated, openssl is also compiled in as is zlib and file uploads are turned on

This tells me everything should be setup properly, but I'm still getting the error. Any suggestions or even a starting point on where to look for a fix?

[King Justice]

Return exact error you're getting. I know on some of my sites, when I have a lot of visitors, I get an error like that and it is because all my RAM is being used. ..and my server got 1gb of RAM.

[cldnails]

Originally Posted by King Justice

Return exact error you're getting. I know on some of my sites, when I have a lot of visitors, I get an error like that and it is because all my RAM is being used. ..and my server got 1gb of RAM.

Yeah, i'm running 1gb too, but I know it's not too many visitors yet....

[fishfreek]

If you have shell access do a top and see how much memory is in use and if your doing alot of cacheing. Also create a php script on your site with the following contents. This will give you a very indepth look at what your PHP settings are.

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

Call it something like info.php and then run it from your browser to verify that safemode is off and the other peramiters that could be set. In addition this output will tell you where the active php.ini file is located. Sine this is a ded box you can edit the php.ini file to change what ever settings you need. Note this will affect all sites on the box so if you have other domains running on that server the changes you make directly in php.ini will be global. If you want to have more localized changes you can put php.ini changes in the .htaccess file that you would have in the root of your webspace. If your running phpsuexec then you would need to put a php.ini file in the root of your webspace vs the php variable in the .htaccess file.

For the openssl if you go to https://yourdomain do you get a page not found message or do you see your site. That will give you a good indication if you have secure apache installed.

What is the OS of this server so we can give you advice on how to install packages if you need them. Is this server running any hosting control software like Plesk, Helm or Cpanel.