Hello,

I'm trying to update some new modules and installing a new one - but when I try, I get to /authorize.php?batch=1&op=start&id=136 - telling me that the updates are being processed - but without any process.

When I hit refresh, nothing happens, when I look if the modules got updated - nothing happened.

Thanks for any help

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hershel’s picture

Can you look in the watchdog log for any errors logged?

lumio’s picture

Now comes the funny part:
there are no errors! Sometimes - when I refresh the Update-View the modules disappear and come back again.

I tried to set up a new drupal-installation, copied the old modules and tried to update them: it works... so I'm trying now to filter, from where the error comes from

//update:
So I'm currently debuging authorize.php and the session comes up with the following:

array (
  'batches' => 
  array (
    151 => true,
    152 => true,
    153 => true,
    154 => true,
    155 => true,
    156 => true,
  ),
  'maintenance_mode' => true,
  'messages' => 
  array (
    'status' => 
    array (
      0 => 'Die Website befindet sich im Wartungsmodus. <a href="/ml24/tmp/ml24.at/admin/config/development/maintenance">Online gehen.</a>',
    ),
  ),
)

So this output runs until line 120... where it needs to have $_SESSION['authorize_results'] - but it doesn't exist.

campbjp’s picture

I'm not sure if this is the place to post this. I'm learning about Drupal as I go.

I am trying to install themes for 4 different drupal 7.15 installs, and I get the same errors. I have uninstalled (included changed permissions to delete the remaining files and starting with a fresh database), and reinstalled drupal for all 4 sites.

I'm using the install themes button, and I get the same message whether I use the url or upload.

My authorize.php has this at line 120.

// See if we've run the operation and need to display a report.
  if (isset($_SESSION['authorize_results']) && $results = $_SESSION['authorize_results']) {

I checked the log messages and I have the following info. I've use "(sitename)" to save me from repeating for each site.

Type: Page Not Found
Date: 8/22/2012
Location: http://(sitename)/authorize.php?batch=1&op=start&id=6
Referrer: (sitename)
Message: Authorize.php

The id=# increases with each attempt.

The referrer alternates between the following for the same steps in all 4 installs, and within the same site.

Refferrer: http://(sitename)/admin/reports/event/62?render=overlay
Referrer: http://(sitename)/admin/modules/install

After getting the overlay message I did some research and tried to install with the overlay off, I still got the same message.

Hopefully I've given enough info!