[FIXED]
I'm not entirely sure how I solved this problem. The Ubercart guys directed me to this post and I used some of the information from it. I installed drush and fiddled with the modules and it eventually worked again. My apologies that I can't provide a more detailed response, but I hope that the link above might give a shove in the right direction if anyone else has this problem.
Hi guys,
I recently installed the UberCart and Rules modules on a site that I have been designing. After copying the modules over to the server, I activated four core modules for UberCart plus an Optional Paypal module that's included with UberCart. I clicked "Save Configuration." A notice pops up saying that it needs to enable some modules (like Rules) for the Paypal module and I click okay. From that point forward, all I get are 500 errors in my Drupal Directory.
I have removed the Rules and UberCart modules from the server.
I have returned the Modules to the server.
I have disabled the modules via MySQL and cleared the cache.
I have re-enabled the modules via MySQL.
I have increased the PHP memory Limit to 300 MB.
I have restarted Apache.
None of this has worked. I can access update.php and it lists a number of "Notices," but it says that there is nothing to upgrade.
Any thoughts guys? I really would prefer not to lose my recent labor on this site because of a module install.
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Try to go to any page, then
Try to go to any page, then go to update.php and there must be the error from the previous page. Copy it here.
Juan Villegas
micoworker
Diseño y Desarrollo Web
If I go to index.php, I
If I go to index.php, I receive the following error:
For some reason (I haven't done anything since posting), update.php no longer lists any Notices. It just shows the regular page with no errors.
Thank you for your assistance.
And now I am getting Notices
And now I am getting Notices on the update.php page. I don't know why it is so fickle, but I get these errors after visiting admin/build/modules.
When attempting to view
When attempting to view index.php, apache's error.log appends this line:
Just for curiosity, try
Just for curiosity, try removing your .htaccess file
Id it doesn't fix the problem, put the file again there.
Juan Villegas
micoworker
Diseño y Desarrollo Web
Fixed
I'm not entirely sure how I solved this problem. The Ubercart guys directed me to this post and I used some of the information from it. I installed drush and fiddled with the modules and it eventually worked again. My apologies that I can't provide a more detailed response, but I hope that the link above might give a shove in the right direction if anyone else has this problem.