Latest snap and gitsync syntax error

[maverick_slo]

Crash report begins.  Anonymous machine information:

amd64
10.3-PRERELEASE
FreeBSD 10.3-PRERELEASE #337 c50df8e(devel): Sat Jan 23 02:48:52 CST 2016    root@pfs23-amd64-builder:/usr/home/pfsense/pfsense/tmp/obj/usr/home/pfsense/pfsense/tmp/FreeBSD-src/sys/pfSense

Crash report details:

PHP Errors:
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP Stack trace:
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  1. {main}() /usr/local/www/ifstats.php:0
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  2. require_once() /usr/local/www/ifstats.php:63
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  3. get_configured_interface_with_descr() /usr/local/www/guiconfig.inc:254
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP Stack trace:
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  1. {main}() /usr/local/www/ifstats.php:0
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  2. require_once() /usr/local/www/ifstats.php:63
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  3. require_once() /usr/local/www/guiconfig.inc:79
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  4. include_once() /etc/inc/authgui.inc:55
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  5. get_configured_ip_addresses() /etc/inc/auth.inc:201
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  6. get_configured_interface_list() /etc/inc/util.inc:1292
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP Stack trace:
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  1. {main}() /usr/local/www/ifstats.php:0
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  2. require_once() /usr/local/www/ifstats.php:63
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  3. require_once() /usr/local/www/guiconfig.inc:79
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  4. include_once() /etc/inc/authgui.inc:55
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  5. get_configured_ipv6_addresses() /etc/inc/auth.inc:208
[23-Jan-2016 10:28:59 Etc/UTC] PHP  6. get_configured_interface_list() /etc/inc/util.inc:1329

Filename: /var/crash/minfree
2048

[phil.davis]

I have gitsync'd to the current master and don't see that. I added the Interface Statistics widget to the dashboard, and tried navigating directly to ifstats.php and no error.

What happens if you use Diagnostics->Command Prompt and execute the bits of PHP mentioned in those stack traces:

$spiflist = get_configured_interface_with_descr(false, true);
var_dump($spiflist);
$interfaces = get_configured_interface_list();
var_dump($interfaces);

Does it give an error, or good-looking output?

[maverick_slo]

All good I guess :)

array(6) {
  'wan' =>
  string(3) "WAN"
  'lan' =>
  string(5) "LAN10"
  'opt1' =>
  string(6) "LAN172"
  'opt2' =>
  string(5) "PPPOE"
  'opt3' =>
  string(6) "LAN192"
  'opt4' =>
  string(5) "ONLY6"
}
array(6) {
  'wan' =>
  string(3) "wan"
  'lan' =>
  string(3) "lan"
  'opt1' =>
  string(4) "opt1"
  'opt2' =>
  string(4) "opt2"
  'opt3' =>
  string(4) "opt3"
  'opt4' =>
  string(4) "opt4"
}

[phil.davis]

Well, what to say? I wish those "crash" messages displayed the actual PHP error message, rather than just a trace.

[maverick_slo]

Lets ignore this one :)

[cmb]

@phil.davis:

Well, what to say? I wish those "crash" messages displayed the actual PHP error message, rather than just a trace.

Indeed, those aren't really helpful. Haven't had a chance to dig into why that type of "crash" doesn't include the PHP error, but that's irked me as well.