Hello David,

Hm, not too sure why would it generate a core file because core files are normally caused when there's a bug on a linux kernel / binaries. PHP errors shouldn't trigger this at all

As for the errors, can you please provide me with the back end and FTP access to the site to check on this?

Ok, it's weird isn't it! This is what my host said:

"Thanks for your ticket. Unfortunately that's not something we'd be able to resolve for you (as there are no problems with our PHP instance on Falcon). A core dump file is created when one of your scripts causes PHP to crash in an unexpected way. You or your developer should fully review your script and ensure they are updated to the latest versions available in case you currently have any known bugs in your current scripts."

I have given you login details. Thanks for looking

Dave.

P.S. There is another core file in the root directory

Hello David,

If a PHP fatal error causes a .coredump file, they really need to re-think about how they setup their server. It's going to be hectic for them. I have applied some fixes in the PDF view and it shouldn't yield any errors anymore.

P/S: Maybe you should ask your hosting provider to think about disabling core dump files since it is not really helpful as we don't use gdb to debug. http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-disable-core-dumps/

The hosts were very unhelpful....

Hello David,

Perhaps it should be time to move to a better host?