Weird Fatal error: Cannot redeclare function

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I have error with odd values like

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare chkconfig() (previously declared in D\x01:27)

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare chkconfig() (previously declared in (\x93\x03u\xa2\x7f:27)

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare chkconfig() (previously declared in \x98\xe9\xc6t\xa2\x7f:27)

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare chkconfig() (previously declared in Wut\xa2\x7f:27)

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare chkconfig() (previously declared in @.\xf7t\xa2\x7f:27)

but it is not declare in any other place. What means that odd values?

no, it was working like that a long time, that problem occurs lately — faral RC
– faral RC, Commented Oct 28, 2016 at 10:09

Rax Weber · Accepted Answer · 2016-10-28 10:10:24Z

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You can just try this:

if (!function_exists('chkconfig')) { // declare your function }

So that if it does exist, you won't have to redeclare it anymore.

answered Oct 28, 2016 at 10:10

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faral RC Over a year ago

i know, but im asking about place where it was declare. isnt It odd that its previously declared in @.\xf7t\xa2\x7f:27 ?

Rax Weber Over a year ago

Well I can't help you with that as I don't have any access to your computer.

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