Hi

I am not sure if it is the issue of drush or drush terminal.

I can issue the following commands and they executed nicely.

  • history
  • cron
  • clear-cache
  • help drush

However "ERROR: A server error has occured. Check your command." was displayed after I issued "drush help"

I checked that the path of drush is right. In fact, before I updated to the latest drush 3.0, everything seems fine.

I built the whole site and the problem is still here.
Here is a list of modules/components installed

  • Drupal v 6.16
  • Terminal 6.x-1.x-dev
  • Drush Terminal 6.x-1.x-dev

I am using bluehost, with PHP in FCGI mode.

Please help. Thanks.

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robonoob’s picture

robonoob commented

Hi,

I setup the identical environment in a window 7 machine (XAMPP, PHP in mod_php) and it works perfectly.

It turns out that the server in Bluehost just stop responding whenever a 'exec' command is issued in FastCGI mode.

any idea?

crimsondryad’s picture

crimsondryad commented

Hopefully you found an answer before now. More than likely "exec()" has been turned off by your host as a security measure. Though typically Drush will output a message to that effect if that's what happened. Type -v after your drush command for verbose...it may tell you. :)