By richie on

I have a multisite installation with Drupal 5.1, One of the 3 domains is multilingual using i18n modules. And just this domain shows a strange behaviour.

Input of an address with a not existing node number leads to the site which is ordinarily indicated after a new installation:

Welcome to your new Drupal website!
Please follow these steps to set up and start using your website: …

Please try the following: http://www.monteviso.de/node/502 or any other high node number.

The other one-lingual domains go to the start site in such cases. The .htaccess file is original from the Drupal distribution.

A very strange behaviour. What could be the cause of this?

Thanks in advance
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richie

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artem_sokolov commented

I experienced a similar behaviour (it works not only with nonexistant numbers, but with a boader class of mistyped URLs too, like /node/node/123 and so on). I reported the issue long ago, however other people failed to reproduce it.

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richie commented

I experienced a similar behaviour (it works not only with nonexistant numbers, but with a boader class of mistyped URLs too, like /node/node/123 and so on)

Yes, you are right, the same on my site.

Are you using i18n modules?

Did you try the link to my site above? Could you see it?
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richie

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artem_sokolov commented

I was using i18n before I noticed this bug. However, I removed it later, without reverting patches concerning taxonomy_access+i18n -- and the bug still persists.

I tried the link above -- it gave me the welcoming screen too.

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richie commented

Can anybody else confirm this behaviour?

My other sites on the same Drupal base without multilingual support do not show this behaviour. Is it an i18n issue?
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richie commented

It seems to be a bug in node.module. See http://drupal.org/node/90780.
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richie