Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
Project:
Project issue tracking
Version:
7.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Views integration
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
15 May 2009 at 19:51 UTC
Updated:
20 May 2019 at 16:38 UTC
Jump to comment: Most recent, Most recent file
Comments
Comment #1
dwwYou're almost certainly using a feed reader pointing to URLs that no longer exist since the upgrade to D6 and the conversion of the issue queues to views 2. Writing a module/script to prevent link rot and redirect from the legacy URLs to the new one was never a high enough priority while porting the site, so it never happened. Fix your bookmarks/URLs and you won't see the error anymore.
Comment #3
webchuck commentedActually, I'm not using any feed reader or bookmark. I just type in drupal.org and get these annoying errors. So thanks for trying, but you jumped to the wrong conclusion. :)
Chuck
Comment #4
avpadernoThe node you reported has been unpublished; that is the reason you get that error message.
As reported in the project page:
I am changing the metadata of the issue because this is not a bug.
Comment #6
plachI have the same problem: I just log on and get the following errors (even mutiple times):
http://drupal.org/node/3060 is the node corresponding to the Drupal project, so I don't think it's a publishing issue.
Comment #7
avpadernoDo you still get that error?
Comment #8
plachYes, this is what I got during the last login:
Comment #9
avpadernoDo you see any errors, if you go directly to http://drupal.org/node/3060?
Comment #10
plachNo, I never see those errors except when I log on in my tracker page.
Comment #11
plachIn the previous post I was wrong, I got the following errors while previewing a comment on http://drupal.org/comment/reply/605630 and simply refreshing my tracker page:
Comment #12
avpadernoThen you see the error when you are trying to comment on issues about Drupal project (I am referring to the first error you reported).
That is odd; considering the number of people who comment on that issue queue, it seems you are the only one with that problem (differently, there would be more people to report it). It seems the problem is with your browser, or your computer.
Did you try with a different browser?
Comment #13
plachPerhaps I didn't express myself well: I get the errors above in an apparently random way, but usually when logging in thorugh the log in box from my profile tracker page, or when accessing the profile tracker page once logged in.
In #11 I reported those errors as I never noticed I got them also on comment preview.
I normally use FF 3.5, I tried Opera 9.6, IE8 and Safari 4 and got no errors on login, but atm also with FF I can't reproduce them. As I said above this behavior appears to be random.
I'll try to see if I get the same errors at home.
Comment #14
plachI get the same errrors at home, even if not logged
Comment #15
avpadernoThe problem you are reporting is caused by the fact you pass from anonymous user to logged in user; when you do that, and you were visualizing a form, the form fails to pass the internal validation made from Drupal to be sure the data it gets don't come from a real form.
Once you are logged in, and revisit the same page, the error vanishes.
Comment #17
fm commentedI am still receiving a similar error on the recently redesigned site. I've been seeing it for over a year.
"Unable to find project: 5841"
Am not happy about it.
Comment #18
avpadernoI still cannot reproduce the issue, which is not reported by other users. If it would be a bug in d.o, more users would report it.
I am re-opening this report, hoping somebody could explain what is causing the issue.
Comment #19
fm commentedI suspect the message is residue from having subscribed to a project issue associated with a project that no longer exists.
Because of the obscure channel to report website problems at drupal.org, I'm not sure relying on a critical mass of issue reports is a useful indicator of problems. Please note that I had tried to report this problem previously but gave up after finding no satisfactory venue to which I could submit the issue. Please note that I had experienced this issue for over a year before reporting it; it seems possible that a significant number of other users are experiencing this problem but have not reported it.
Comment #20
fm commentedThe message is also appearing at the top of the Your Posts block, so perhaps the site is trying to list messages that I had posted to projects that have since been deleted, or otherwise hidden.
Comment #21
avpadernoThe project at http://drupal.org/node/5841 is e-Commerce; it's not an unpublished, deleted, or hidden project.
I visited your tracker page (http://drupal.org/user/96243/track) as anonymous user (and logged in user), but I have never seen any error message.
Did you subscribe to the issues for e-Commerce?
Comment #22
plachSame issue here.
Comment #23
fm commented"Did you subscribe to the issues for e-Commerce?"
I had e-commerce installed on a test site three or four years ago. I'm certain I posted issues; and recall their development team as fairly slow to address the issues so I moved on to ubercart. I have tried several times to unsubscribe to issues from ecommerce (and I don't believe I receive any notifications of issue thread updates) but then I suspect they discontinued development of the feature in which I had been interested. Then again, that's just speculation. I don't know what they're up to -- I did use that mod for a while, but I now no longer use it. However, I do still get these nagging error messages on Drupal.org that your site is unable to find project 5841. The error messages are sporadic (I don't receive them on every page load), but the messages do pop up several times a day.
Comment #24
fm commentedHow often does drupal.org run cron? I'm wondering if I'm getting an error for each time cron has been run since I've visited the site. The repetition of the error on a single visit seems to vary.
Comment #25
gerhard killesreiter commentedfm: for which project IDs do you get this message?
The error is generated by validate_project_strings
in
project_issue/views/handlers/project_issue_handler_filter_issue_project.inc
I am not sure why, possibly the query before this is failing for some reason. Moving to project_issue.
Comment #26
fm commentedUnable to find project: 5841
So I imagine that's project ID# 5841.
Comment #28
fm commentedStill experiencing this issue.
Comment #29
avpadernoDoes this bug still exist, with Drupal 7? (Drupal 6 isn't supported anymore; the Drupal 6 version of the module isn't going to get any fixes anymore.)