Starting PHP Server ....... [Failed]

[nuneand2]

I am received a failed message when starting the php server.

Here is the command I am using: python3 seeker.py -t manual -p 1337

I have also tried it with sudo.

In logs/php.log: [Wed Sep 1 02:21:03 2021] PHP 7.4.21 Development Server (http://0.0.0.0:1337) started

PHP Version

[thewhiteh4t]

@nuneand2 please check php.log in seeker/logs/

[nuneand2]

I did. Here is the output. See bottom of screenshot.

[nuneand2]

When I change the IP to 127.0.0.1, it also fails with the same message. I can print out this exception:

Any ideas to point me in the direction?

I also get an error when I try to update my system with libgcc-9-dev. This shouldn't cause an issue with starting PHP though.

[thewhiteh4t]

it seems like the server is starting and then crashes shortly afterwards, try launching seeker and then check for php in processes using ps aux

[anmaranmA]

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[thewhiteh4t]

closing due to inactivity.

[rodrigoricky]

Any solution to this yet, been having the same error

[thewhiteh4t]

@rodrigoricky please check log file as shown above

[rodrigoricky]

[Mon Jan 3 22:12:39 2022] PHP 8.1.1 Development Server (http://0.0.0.0:1337) started it only says that

[thewhiteh4t]

@rodrigoricky try some other port, check if that resolves the issue, otherwise quit seeker and execute pkill php and try running seeker again

[rodrigoricky]

Both not working, and the command return this Could not find process: php

[thewhiteh4t]

@rodrigoricky try : php -S 0.0.0.0:1337

[rodrigoricky]

Should I run that command, if so it said this [Mon Jan 3 22:37:53 2022] PHP 8.1.1 Development Server (http://0.0.0.0:1337) started

[thewhiteh4t]

@rodrigoricky does it exit itself automatically or you had to use ctrl+c ?

[rodrigoricky]

Exit from the command php -S 0.0.0.0:1337? I had to use control c to exit from it

[rodrigoricky]

If running the seeker file is what your talking about, it exit automatically after saying Starting PHP Server [failed]

[thewhiteh4t]

it looks like the server shuts down as soon as it is started by seeker, but it should not, its not crashing on my side

[rodrigoricky]

Ahh, any possible solution to help me fix it?

[thewhiteh4t]

@rodrigoricky yeah you can try this :

1. for example if you will use nearyou template
2. open a terminal and cd into seeker/template/nearyou
3. execute : php -S 0.0.0.0:1337
4. open a new terminal and launch seeker

[rodrigoricky]

So I tried this, unfortunately, it didn't work, so I opened terminal in the seeker/template/nearyou and another one from the root folder, I ran php -S 0.0.0.0:1337 then python3 seeker.py -t manual -p 1337 in the terminal after. After it says Starting PHP Server [failed] on the root terminal , both terminal crashed after that

[rodrigoricky]

Any updates on this?

[thewhiteh4t]

@rodrigoricky i tried to reproduce the issue but its not crashing for me, tried 1337 port etc but not crashing, if i can reproduce the issue i can fix it

[rodrigoricky]

Is there any way to find the problem with this, or is it an issue with my PHP version installed?