I keep getting this notice in my logs over and over but I don't really have a clue why it's happening. I am using the latest 2.3 version.
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$variable_name in acquia_spi_get_platform_mysql_data() (line 863 of /home/webhost/public_html/sites/all/modules/acquia_connector/acquia_spi/acquia_spi.module).
I've connected fine and everything else seems ok.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #15 | acquia_connector-1571200.patch | 1007 bytes | coltrane |
| #11 | acquia_connector-1571200.patch | 2.98 KB | coltrane |
| #9 | acquia_connector-1571200.patch | 694 bytes | coltrane |
| #8 | acquia_connector-1571200.patch | 694 bytes | coltrane |
| #5 | acquia_connector-1571200.patch | 639 bytes | coltrane |
Comments
Comment #1
OldAccount commentedI'm using 2.1 and getting the same message:
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$variable_name in acquia_spi_get_platform_mysql_data() (line 802 of /srv/data/var/www/emed/sites/all/modules/acquia_connector/acquia_spi/acquia_spi.module).It completely filled up my log, had to disable the module.
Comment #2
yellowjersey commentedI upgraded to 2.3 and am getting the same error message as highrockmedia:
Undefined property: stdClass::$variable_name in acquia_spi_get_platform_mysql_data() (line 863 of C:\Users\Sites\mysite\sites\all\modules\acquia_connector\acquia_spi\acquia_spi.module).
In my error log, I get about 100 of the above error and then a timeout error:
request timed out (-1): https://nspi.acquia.com/xmlrpc.php - acquia.nspi.update
Discovered this on my local dev environment so to test, tried updating to 2.3 on a live environment and that went ok so am thinking this is a configuration error rather than a bug but would be interested to hear any suggestions.
I am running 7.14 core.
Comment #3
coltraneWhat DB are you using?
Comment #4
danny englanderI'm using MYSQL 5.x
Comment #5
coltraneThanks. Try this if you would please.
Comment #6
danny englanderOk, I've applied the patch, reenabled the module and ran cron. As far as I can tell, the issue is no longer happening at this time. I will watch the log on the site in question as the day goes by. Thank you.
Comment #7
danny englanderI am still getting this error periodically:
request timed out (-1): https://nspi.acquia.com/xmlrpc.php - acquia.nspi.updateHowever, the filling up of the log with the original error I posted has stopped.
Comment #8
coltraneTry this one.
Comment #9
coltraneActually this one.
Comment #10
yellowjersey commentedI'm using MySQL 5.1.61-community-log
Comment #11
coltraneUpdated patch, was still missing some fixes.
This problem is because of http://engineeredweb.com/blog/drupal-7-14-api-incompatible-change/.
Comment #12
danny englanderah, that makes sense now, the problem started after I upgraded to 7.14. I can't test the patch just yet as my trial subscription ran out, I am waiting for my client to purchase a subscription. Thanks!
Comment #13
kenorb commentedLooks fine for me.
Comment #14
coltraneThis doesn't work if the site is < 7.14. Working on fix.
Comment #15
coltranePlease try this out. If you're on 7.14 just confirm you don't get any notifications in the logs. If you're < 7.14 check there's no new errors.
Edit: This applies fresh, not over previous patches.
Comment #16
rickmanelius commentedWorked for me (7.14)
Comment #17
coltraneCommitted http://drupalcode.org/project/acquia_connector.git/commit/e4b69f2
7.x-2.57.x-2.4 will be released tomorrow June 1stEdit: 7.x-2.4, not 7.x-2.5