Byron

PHP Info is showing magic_quotes_gpc as being on. http://www.heliohost.org/phpinfo.php

OK your site has been reactivated.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Your site is ok. We are in the process of recovering from a DDoS attack. Your site should be up within the next 48 hours, probably sooner.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

I'm not seeing any more core files with my tests either. Looks like it's smooth sailing from here on out.

OK this is what the ImageMagic folks would like you to try. http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-serve...174&p=58514

User sites have been down because of a DDoS attack. You can read all about it in the News forum.

You'll need to login from the Heliohost Home page until user sites are back up.

See if this thread helps you any djbb. http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=857053 EDIT: Just incase that thread doesn't give you any ideas, let me get my story straight before I go posting all over the internets. What was our ImageMagick version and Imagick version before we were DDoS'ed (and all was well)? So then you upgraded to ImageMagick Version 6.6.1 and Imagick version 2.3.0 and that gave us core files so you went with Imagick version 2.2.2 and we're still at core files, right? If we don't come up with anything, how hard would it be to go back to what we had?

So where do we go from here? btw, I think GhostScript is missing also. I don't use it but we had a user using it a few months back.

Those are edited at your domain registrar. If you need to login to your cpanel you can do that from the heliohost home page. http://www.heliohost.org

Users sites have been down since the DDoS attack. We should be back up in the next few days. In the meantime you can catch up on what's going on in the News Forum.

What did you do to get Imagick to work when we upgraded php, do you remember? Did we loose something when we got attacked? I'm just wondering if it's something simple that we're missing.

UPDATE: I've been doing some testing using different functions and found that not all functions cause a core dump. This script with CropImage() doesn't produce a core file. <?php header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); $image = new Imagick("../Banner/Image-Tool.jpg"); $image->cropImage( 20,20, 50,40 ); echo $image; ?> Ths script with charcoalImage() will cause a core file but other than that it still works. <?php header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); $image = new Imagick("../images/Back.jpg"); $image->charcoalImage(1, 2); echo $image; ?> And I believe it was thumbnailimage() that also caused a core file. Does that tell you anything djbob?

No not at this moment. What usually causes a core dump? After you figure this out can we go back with the newest version? ================================= Although this thread isn't talking about our exact problem, it may give you some ideas on what to check? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1034628...class-undefined

Not sure if this has anything to do with it but check our php info page where it says "Additional .ini files parsed" and it says none. http://sonny175.heliohost.org/info.php This other server has Imagick and it's showing a imagick file. http://95servers.com/phpinfo.php

No there's not an htaccess file in that directory the script is in or the directory the image is in. Below is the url of the image and the script. I would post the url of the script but each time somebody clicked onto it it would produce a core file. http://sonny175.heliohost.org/images/Back.jpg <?php $image = new Imagick("../images/Back.jpg"); $image->charcoalImage(1, 2); header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); echo $image; ?>

You should be able to login from the heliohost home page. http://heliohost.org

It's not producing an error_log file just a core_dump and it doesn't matter if the image is in the same directory or another directory.

I've deleted the coredumps but I can recreate one if need be.

That's it. Thanks! EDIT: We still seem to have a small problem. Everytime I use the Imagick class it produces a huge core file. Just a simple script like this will do it: <?php header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); $image = new Imagick("Color-Scale.jpg"); $image->charcoalImage(1, 2); echo $image; ?>

You had it working before we were attacked and it was showing as a module on the php info page. Would it have anything to do with ImageMagick being installed?