I'm with Gustin - sounds like you are running out of drive space. Check
all your partitions. Sometimes /boot has it's own partition. I've
especially seen issues crop up if the kernel is updated on a regular
basis but the old kernels are never removed via an apt-get autoremove.
Those kernels eat up space and quickly fill up the usual sizes for /boot.
If it *is* the boot partition, make sure you run "apt-get autoremove"
rather than deleting the kernels manually. I did the manual approach
once and then had trouble getting apt-get to run properly again. It
took some digging and some of the more obscure/arcane apt-get commands
to clean things up. (the -f flag would fail as well...)
Beyond that, if your PHP is rendering the code rather than interpreting
the code then your web server is not running the PHP properly. With
Nginx I'd say the php5-fpm process is not running or is failing a
connection. With Apache I'd say the mod-php or equivalent is not
running/configured.
HTH
Shawn
On 15-08-29 11:56 PM, Noah Tellin wrote:
My development server is not running after I had some problems with
apparent file system errors and grub issues -today. I cannot run or
re-install a text editor either. (I had been making heavy use of
Bluefish). This is a very bad time for it, as I am trying to finish a
demo project for tentative employment.
I got Grub to work again, but even after a shutdown and restart and
reinstall, Bluefish will not run. Neither will my development server.
Yes, I can get to 127.0.1.1 but not localhost as before, and I'm only
getting old HTML pages, no PHP.
I'm getting trace/breakpoint errors when trying to launch Bluefish
from command line.
Any suggestions?
I'm running Mint 17 with admin privileges.
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