Closed (fixed)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
6.12
Component:
base system
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
27 May 2009 at 07:56 UTC
Updated:
11 Jan 2010 at 15:10 UTC
I decided to activate the cache options in admin/settings/performance tonight to see if it sped things up, and instead I can no longer load any pages at all. I'm pretty sure this is more a wampserver/apache problem but I have no idea how to go about messing with that, so I'd prefer just undoing the cache options. So how do I go about making those changes manually since I can no longer access the performance page? I'm completely stumped.
Thank you for any help.
Comments
Comment #1
2noame commentedPlease tell me there's a solution for this. There's got to be some way of manually removing those cache settings, right? When someone makes a change on the performance page, what file(s) gets written to?
Comment #2
2noame commentedAnyone? Please?
Comment #3
theohawse commentedI have exactly the same issue, tried searching the db for "performance" and "caching" but nothing.
This happened right after turning on all the performance settings.
Now Apache crashes each time I try to access every page.
I desperately need a solution to this - How do I manually set performance settings back to default?
Comment #4
2noame commentedI doubt anyone will help you on this and I could find no solution on my own. What I ended up having to do was prematurely port my local dev site onto my server. Fortunately for me I had just done a backup so I was able to copy over everything to my server and pick up where I left off, once everything was all set up.
Comment #5
alexanderpas commentedusing a tool like phpmyadmin access your database, and delete the following rows from your variables table.
- cache
- cache_lifetime
- page_compression
- block_cache
- preprocess_css
- preprocess_js
In addition to that, empty all cache tables.
Comment #6
fishclic commentedI got the same problem.
But now it works, thanks to #5 !!
Comment #7
aerjotl commentedthe same
- alexanderpas, thanks a lot!
Comment #8
alexanderpas commentedComment #9
razorback commentedawesome, this fixed my dev environment. thanks - saved me hours of work!