error after migration

[eVenster]

After a migration there is an error, which reads:
mod_fcgid: stderr: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function expProcessBuffer() in /XXX/public_html/index.php:32 Apache error
mod_fcgid: stderr: Stack trace: Apache error
mod_fcgid: stderr: #0 [internal function]: epb() Apache error
mod_fcgid: stderr: #1 {main} Apache error
mod_fcgid: stderr: thrown in /XXX/public_html/index.php on line 32

All pages return a 400
It concerns Exponent 2.7.1 p2

[dleffler]

I've seen this error only once before. Not sure if it wasn't an Apache or mod_fcgid error. You MIGHT be able to circumvent it by moving some lines of code in /index.php. The current code lines 28-33 has several commented lines

function epb($buffer, $mode) {
//    @ob_gzhandler($buffer, $mode);
//    @ob_gzhandler($buffer);
//    return $buffer; // uncomment if you're messing with output buffering so errors show. ~pb
    return expProcessBuffer($buffer);  // add/process css & jscript for page
}

Remove the 2 slashes at the beginning of line #31 and add them to the beginning of line #32.

function epb($buffer, $mode) {
//    @ob_gzhandler($buffer, $mode);
//    @ob_gzhandler($buffer);
    return $buffer; // uncomment if you're messing with output buffering so errors show. ~pb
//    return expProcessBuffer($buffer);  // add/process css & jscript for page
}

This will prevent most css info from begin on the page, but will load the page, HOWEVER it should expose the error/warning which causes line #28 (output) to be called too early (e.g., an error before the first few lines of line #38 'require_once('exponent.php' is called to declare function expProcessBuffer()

Once you nail that down, you can reverse the comments as per the original code.

[eVenster]

I Tried uncommenting/commenting lines 32 and 31. The homepage loads, without CSS, any other pages doen not load. I'm not a programmer, so

"This will prevent most css info from begin on the page, but will load the page, HOWEVER it should expose the error/warning which causes line #28 (output) to be called too early (e.g., an error before the first few lines of line #38 'require_once('exponent.php' is called to declare function expProcessBuffer()

Once you nail that down, you can reverse the comments as per the original code."

is not something i'm able to do

[dleffler]

Do you have access to the server error log? You might also try editing the /framework/conf/config.php file and changing the following line setting from 0 to 1 to turn on Error Reporting manually:

define("DEVELOPMENT",'0');

The reload the web page which should hopefully reveal the error, HOWEVER the best error reporting would be at the end of the server error log file.