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Requests for admin/modules will fail to display with certain modules installed. It seems to be a problem restricted to this theme. The modules I have seen do this so far are the 4.6.x versions of rsvp and privatemsg.
I have to switch to another theme to enable or disable modules when I have these installed.
Comments
Comment #1
wcyuan CreditAttribution: wcyuan commentedI met same problem.
Comment #2
puregin CreditAttribution: puregin commentedCould you please check in your server's logs to see what PHP messages are being generated.
Also, did this problem manifest immediately when you installed the two modules, or after some time?
Comment #3
WhiteFire CreditAttribution: WhiteFire commentedNo message ever is logged, and the browser never gets any data back. Inf. loop possibly?
It happenes as soon as the module is added to the modules directory.
Comment #4
puregin CreditAttribution: puregin commentedChanging the priority to 'normal' from 'critical', since there is a work-around.
Sounds like it could be a memory problem. Try increasing the memory allocated to PHP
This would be changed in a file php.ini, in the following line:
memory_limit = 24M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)
or in .htaccess:
php_value memory_limit 24M
Try playing with this and see what happens :)
Djun
Comment #5
singularoCheck your logs to see that apache isnt segfaulting if you are not getting any other error messages.
Comment #6
JohnAlbinClosing out all old issues since this theme has been in core for a while.