Hi,

I've tried to enable the activity stream module in my module page on my website. When I do so and click on save, the page takes forever to reload - and it eventually doesn't reload. After that, all my admin pages are just innaccessible, they take forever to load (never actually loading). In the end, I have to go in my mysql table "system" and set activity stream status as 0 instead of 1, and things work fine again.

What could be at teh source of the issue?

Thanks,

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eojthebrave
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Are you getting any errors in your watchdog table that might be related? How about php error logs? Posting either of those might help figure out what the problem is.

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akalsey commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Do you have the tables activitystream and activitystream_accounts in your database?

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Baker commented

*warning - newbie comment*

I've experienced a similar situation and have had to disable Activity Stream and all the modules with it. I do not know if it was an individual add-on module causing the problem or the Activity Stream core module causing the problem. Once I disabled EVERYTHING listed as Activity Stream by manually going into phpMyAdmin within cPanel, opening the System table, browsing all entries, searching Activity, marking all items with an X, and then going to the bottom, clicking the small red X, and then confirming by clicking yes on the following page, I was once again able to access my Administer>Modules page. I include all this for other newbies that may not know how to disable a module once the modules page is inaccessible.

With Activity Stream and its modules enabled, I was no longer to add ANY other modules without the Administer>Modules page becoming inaccessible by giving a memory error. Increasing memory, no matter how I did it, was NOT the solution.

Once I am through implementing the other modules I wish to employ on my site, I will revisit Activity Stream as a module, include any updates, see if I get a similar error, and then try to debug this problem to isolate the cause.

Good luck to all and hope this helps.

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akalsey commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

Without some log files, a specific error message, or something more than anecdotal evidence, I can't troubleshoot this.

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fordprefect76 commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

I am now having the same problem. There are no new entries in watchdog table or in my apache log files.

Anyone solve this issue?

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fordprefect76 commented
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fordprefect76 commented
Priority: Critical » Minor

After the unenviable task of disabling module after module to test for a module conflict I found the problem. Looks like it was conflicting with either Twitter module(http://drupal.org/project/twitter) or the Twitter Block Module(http://drupal.org/project/twitter_block).

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Liam Ke commented
Issue tags: +views, +activitystream

I experienced a similar situation, it was impossible to login. In addition, some Views and Views related modules dissapeared completely.
I deleted the module files directly and repaired some tables in the database, and then it worked again. I don't know if there is any conflict with the Views modules. It was a miracle because I am not an expert.

Thanks anyway everybody for the comments here

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morbus iff
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Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)