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On the off chance anyone is lurking tonight
![]() Fatal error: Unable to read 5108 bytes in /home/--/public_html/--/xml_sitemap.php on line 0 I am not sure the contents of the m1 folder are right. Where are these supposed to go? I have no libs folder, only lib Having a real blank moment ![]() Thanks for any help. |
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Hello,
I also have same installation error. I also got fatal error.Any solution? |
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Hello,
Thank you for your question. Please provide us the exact error code that you can see to check and offer possible solution. |
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if you sure that the file is not corrupted due to incorrect transfer mode, then just try loading zend extension before other externsions(especially if you are using ioncube loader) and set zend_optimizer.optimization_level=0
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I am also having the same error. I am still on the process of solving it.
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Hi xclgreen,
Thank you for your post. Unable to read error is caused by file corruption during the uploading process. It is very important that all files be uploaded in BINARY format only, meaning that your FTP client cannot be set to automatically detect the appropriate upload type. The reason for this is that the files are encoded (for Zend or Ioncube), and are therefore comprised of binary data even though their file extension (.php) would seem to indicate that they are plain text. Reuploading the files in BINARY transfer mode should correct the problem. Please read your FTP manager manual for information about changing tranfer modes. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Thank you, Oleksandr ------------------ MagneticOne Team |