Re: The callable ! could not be called.

[Digharatta]

Hi, after upgrading from SMF 2.0.x to 2.1.2 each page load creates an error in the logs, here are the details:

[Admin name]
 [ip address]
 8c261cad22bbba642897c1b28f09f41c
 https://dhamma.ru/forum/index.php?action=admin;area=logs;sa=errorlog;desc [nofollow]        Backtrace information

Type of error: General
Error message: Select
The callable ! could not be called.

When I click on backtrace information:

#0: call_helper()
    Called from /home/v/valerivq/dhamma.ru/public_html/forum/Sources/Subs.php on line 4142
   
#1: obExit()
    Called from /home/v/valerivq/dhamma.ru/public_html/forum/index.php on line 194

Line 4142 on Subs.php is:

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                $call = call_helper($function, true);
Line 194 on index.php is:

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obExit(null, null, true);
I have removed all the mods, and did my best to remove all the hooks, but the errors still appear again and again.

Right after the upgrade, there was an occasional error:

Guest
https://dhamma.ru/forum/index.php?topic=931.0 [nofollow]
/home/v/valerivq/dhamma.ru/public_html/forum/Sources/Session.php (Line 81)
Backtrace information

Type of error: General
Error message Select
2: session_start(): Failed to decode session object. Session has been destroyed

Backtrace information:

#0: smf_error_handler()
    Called from unknown on line -1
    #1: session_start()
    Called from /home/v/valerivq/dhamma.ru/public_html/forum/Sources/Session.php on line 81
    #2: loadSession()
    Called from /home/v/valerivq/dhamma.ru/public_html/forum/index.php on line 188

Line 81 of Session.php is:

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session_start();
Line 188 of index.php is:

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loadSession();
And this initial error continues to surface from time to time.

[Digharatta]

Whew, I have removed manually all the hooks listed at "Forum Maintenance", and there seem to be no errors at each load now.

[Steve]

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