Unable to install (or migrate) CMSMS

[adrien09]

I have a client that I have been hosting a staging site for who is ready to launch his new site to the world.  So I tried to migrate them to their new server and when completed navigated to the homepage only to get a blank page.  I checked index.php and added a few echo statements to see where I was getting in the code and found it to be this line:

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require_once( $dirname.'/include.php' ); #Makes gCms object

so I looked into include.php and found that no code gets executed past this line

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@session_name('CMSSESSID' . $session_key);

I have no idea why this would not only fail but prevent the rest of the page from executing.  Can anyone think of anything?

I have managed to migrate this site to 3 other servers successfully but not the clients.  Go figure!  Saddly I have limited access to the clients server and cannot even access error.log.

PHP version 5.0.3

[RonnyK]

Check the memory....

Try setting:

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ini_set("memory_limit", "16M");

inside the config.php, just inside the <?php

Ronny

[adrien09]

I added that line of code as per your suggestion but nothing changed.  Also, I do not think that I am even getting to the loading of config.php.  I die out at line 27 of include.php and I believe that config.php gets read near line 64.

Just an update, I reviewed the error log and there is nothing present.

[Nullig]

Have you tried uploading the full package and reinstalling (without creating db or sample data)?

Nullig

[adrien09]

Yes I have.  I copied over a fresh CMS to this server and was redirected to the install folder.  I was asked to make template_c writeable, which I did.  Hit refresh and got a blank page... I would let you guess where but for expediency reasons it was in calling include.php... same session_name call.

[Nullig]

I wonder if it's a session problem?

Nullig

[adrien09]

Perhaps, I have been on a few php forums and poked around but have never found there to be an error like this... where nothing past this line gets executed, no error is reported on screen or in the error.log.