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Have you run your !gnusocial 'php scripts/upgrade.php' script?
If that for some reason fails, which distribution are you running? (php5-intl for CentOS for example is crap. Just like CentOS is crap. All crap.). But at least you're running PHP 5.5, so that should be new enough.
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@egon0 Either way that isn't an error, just a warning for sloppy code. The result will be that $attachment['thumb_url'] just gets set to null (which will likely be tested later in the javascript, so nothing is broken - just erroneously coded). It could be patched either by always supplying a value for the index 'thumb_url' from !GNUsocial or doing an array_key_exists …
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Uhm. Do you output your errors to stdout? That should be immediately disabled and your errors should go to a hidden log file instead. :)
In your php.ini:
display_errors = off
log_errors = on
error_log = /wherever/you/want/your/php-error.log
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@egon0 Could I have a link where this problem occurs? I tried your public_timeline.json but it worked fine for me.
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@egon0 Oh that definitely looks like display_errors=on to me. Maybe you could edit your other php.ini files just for fun? (or maybe some site-specific configuration, like directives in the webserver or .htaccess or whatever?) And make sure you restart both your webserver and php5-fpm daemon to be sure settings are in effect. Maybe you could verify this by triggering…
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