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Version 0.10.1 crashes when enabling the EmailReporting plugin
Posted: 13 May 2024, 20:59
by MarisaG2
When I install the EmailReporting plugin the website stops working. I have to remove it and run the "update" button again. How should I track down what the issue is?
Re: Version 0.10.1 crashes when enabling the EmailReporting plugin
Posted: 13 May 2024, 22:24
by SL-Gundam
My advise is downloading the EmailReporting 0.11.0-DEV version.
It is stable and should run just fine.
If you still have issues please let me know.
Re: Version 0.10.1 crashes when enabling the EmailReporting plugin
Posted: 13 May 2024, 23:33
by MarisaG2
Ok tried that and same issue. It just goes to a plain white screen... Are there some diagnostic commands I can use?
Re: Version 0.10.1 crashes when enabling the EmailReporting plugin
Posted: 11 Jun 2024, 16:01
by SL-Gundam
You could try adding this to the MantisBT config file
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# --- detailed error messages -----
# Shows a list of variables and their values when an error is triggered
# Only applies to error types configured to 'halt' in $g_display_errors, below
# WARNING: Potential security hazard. Only turn this on when you really
# need it for debugging
$g_show_detailed_errors = ON;
# --- error display ---
# what errors are displayed and how?
# The options for display are:
# 'halt' - stop and display traceback
# 'inline' - display 1 line error and continue
# 'none' - no error displayed
# obsoletes $g_show_notices (E_NOTICE and E_USER_NOTICE) and
# $g_show_warnings (E_WARNING and E_USER_WARNING)
# A developer might set this in config_inc.php as:
# $g_display_errors = array(
# E_WARNING => 'halt',
# E_NOTICE => 'halt',
# E_USER_ERROR => 'halt',
# E_USER_WARNING => 'none',
# E_USER_NOTICE => 'none'
# );
$g_display_errors = array(
E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_WARNING => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_NOTICE => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_USER_ERROR => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_USER_WARNING => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_USER_NOTICE => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_ALL => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT,
E_DEPRECATED => DISPLAY_ERROR_HALT
);