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Old 13th April 2010
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How exactly are you running PHP? You can use three methods (mod_php, FastCGI, and CGI).
Is there anything in your apache or messages logfile?

It's possible that PHP is crashing (thus giving no output).

Another possibility is that the script generated some PHP error and you have PHP configured in such a way that it will exit and display no warning message.
From memory the display_errors and error_reporting variables in your php.ini control this.
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