Hi,

we use PHP-FPM (PHP 5.3.10) with chroot and Apache a lot.
Recently, we stumbled on a problem with Drupal 7.12.

One can install Drupal, but it's impossible to login.

It just says "access denied", while printing out a lot of "Notices"
like those:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in
drupal_get_user_timezone() (line 2177
of /home/new-domain/FTPROOT/htdocs/includes/bootstrap.inc).


See here for a full description:
http://drupal.org/node/1518334


As mentioned in the posting, I tried ktracing php-fpm - but there is no
obvious error.

Has anyone seen this before?

How can I pinpoint where exactly the problem is?

The connection to the database is not the problem - the errors are
logged to it already.
It seems something is missing - but I know too little about Drupal to
see what it wants at a particular point in the logn-process.




Best Regards,
Rainer

> we use PHP-FPM (PHP 5.3.10) with chroot and Apache a lot.
> Recently, we stumbled on a problem with Drupal 7.12.
>
> One can install Drupal, but it's impossible to login.
>
> It just says "access denied", while printing out a lot of "Notices"
> like those:

All the notices suggest that $user global variable is null, while it
should contain user object. I can't really say why this happens, but
it's almost certain it has nothing to do with FPM - similar problems
have been reported for Drupal in the past.
Try suppressing notices by adjusting error reporting level in php.ini
and try again. If it doesn't work reinstall Drupal with notices
suppressed and test again.

--
Maciej Lisiewski

Am Mon, 09 Apr 2012 20:35:20 +0200
schrieb Maciej Lisiewski <maciej.lisiewski@gmail.com>:

> > we use PHP-FPM (PHP 5.3.10) with chroot and Apache a lot.
> > Recently, we stumbled on a problem with Drupal 7.12.
> >
> > One can install Drupal, but it's impossible to login.
> >
> > It just says "access denied", while printing out a lot of "Notices"
> > like those:
>
> All the notices suggest that $user global variable is null, while it
> should contain user object. I can't really say why this happens, but
> it's almost certain it has nothing to do with FPM - similar problems
> have been reported for Drupal in the past.
> Try suppressing notices by adjusting error reporting level in php.ini
> and try again. If it doesn't work reinstall Drupal with notices
> suppressed and test again.


Hi,


thanks a lot.
According to the guy doing the testing, it works.



Regards,
Rainer