I know this sounds odd, but every time I save a View on this older site, it in turn triggers menu_router_build somehow (only admin_menu makes a call to this function, 6.x-1.6). This causes the site to blow up and MySQL to quit responding, it's almost like its triggered multiple times in a row. When it finally loads (3 minutes later) the page is filled with duplicate key error entries.

Are these two issues correlated? How can I fix this?

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dawehner
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Currently this is done because changing the path in the menu settings might require rebuilding the menu.

There is though another report about that problem: #941970: Only set router rebuild needed when something related to routing actually changes
Another question: why do you use the views ui on your live enviroment, you should better do this just on development and export your views into code.

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kevinquillen commented

We also noticed that we get hundreds of duplicate key errors on nearly every page load in the admin- I only noticed it on views. It happens on both dev and production, but the only call to menu_router_build is in admin_menu. I wonder if its been snuck into the db somehow in a php node or block.

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dawehner
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It would be interesting to know which table has the duplicate key errors? I guess it's the menu router table, though this is hard to fix as this is part of the menu api.

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kevinquillen commented

Yeah. menu_router entries. I was working in Views mostly while a coworker was getting it basically everywhere. Trying to pin down what is triggering it.

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mustanggb commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)