By andysmart on

I'm shocked as I write this post, because just yeasterday night it all worked fine and now my website crashes and gives this kind of error messages:

1) Fatal error: Call to undefined function: node_view() in /home/skatecof/public_html/words/modules/taxonomy.module on line 872

2) Fatal error: Call to undefined function: node_title_list() in /home/skatecof/public_html/words/modules/nodevote/nodevote.module on line 112

3) Fatal error: Call to undefined function: node_load() in /home/skatecof/public_html/words/modules/nodewords/nodewords.module on line 469

4) Fatal error: Call to undefined function: node_invoke() in /home/skatecof/public_html/words/modules/queue.module on line 136

4) warning: call_user_func_array(): First argumented is expected to be a valid callback, 'album_page' was given in /home/skatecof/public_html/words/includes/menu.inc on line 354.

It seems there's something concerning the node function at least.

But how this happened?

And the only page I can access is the "Hall of fame" /hof - that's weird
And what can I do to solve this trouble?

P.S. While writing I see the site going on and off, depending on the number of visitors so it must be related to the throttle and to which modules are disabled by it. Anybody has ever experienced something similar?

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nathandigriz commented

Just marking this so that I can follow it. Your problem seems to be related to something else that I am working on and made posts about.

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heine commented

Do you throttle the node module?
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andysmart commented

I can't remember if I did so, and I still can't access the control panel.

what could I do?

It is strange finding so many visitor on my site.

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heine commented

You can check what modules (etc) are throttled by executing the query

SELECT * from system where throttle = 1;

In the results you can also see which modules are enabled by checking the status column.

To check the status of all modules execute:

SELECT * from system where type='module';

To unthrottle node (if applicable) execute the query

UPDATE system SET throttle = 0 where name='node';

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andysmart commented

Thanks for your help.
I had to risk and I upgraded to 4.6.5 ...

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andysmart commented

Well, now it's still off, even with just 222 visitors (which is a record btw)

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