By rory-- on
Ever since upgrading to 4.7, any of my users visit my site (www.omegaseye.com), they get a Page Not Found, both when they aren't logged in and on random occasions while on my site.
-My main page points to /node.
-I face the same problem when not logged in, but I can see the other pages that they CAN'T see.
-Authorized users are allowed to access the pages that they are trying to get to.
-This problem happens regardless of the theme being used.
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Are you sure this isn't a
Are you sure this isn't a cache issue?
The description you've given isn't entirely clear to me. Can you provide a link to the site?
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Growing Venture Solutions
Drupal Implementation and Support in Denver, CO
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Morris Animal Foundation
It's up there.
It's up there. www.omegaseye.com
Well, it is clear that this
Well, it is clear that this site has lots of problems. Do you have a backup of the 4.6 version of your site? I would recommend that you revert to that version, create a test site, and try upgrading the test site following the upgrade instructions as closely as possible.
If you can, maybe doing a direct 4.7 installation would work - if you don't mind redoing the configuration on your site.
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Growing Venture Solutions
Drupal Implementation and Support in Denver, CO
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Morris Animal Foundation
Not so many
What did you mean by so many problems? The only real problem we've been having is the Page Not Found page, and I've figured out the problem: you get Page Not Found if you're
a) not logged in, or
b) using the www. in front of the site's name.
Why these things aren't working are beyond me, but at least they aren't random errors, they're errors that have a cause-and-effect situation.
As for the options... I have a backup, but my site's server is notoriously poor when it comes to backups. As for a manual reinstallation... not going to happen any time soon. I spent two months of full time just to set up the flexinodes, and I don't want to have to spend the eight months setting EVERYTHING back up again.
I guess I meant "one big
I guess I meant "one big problem" when I said "lots of problems".
Well, looking at the site again it looks like you solved the problem. Can you share the answer? What did you change to get it to work?
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Growing Venture Solutions
Drupal Implementation and Support in Denver, CO
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Morris Animal Foundation
Really?
You mean it's fixed? Wow, I guess it is.
However, I must say that I honestly have no clue what I did. I was staring at the screen in despair, then I logged out and posted my message above. However, it looks like it's fixed. Hopefully THAT won't happen again...
Do you have cache enabled?
Do you have cache enabled? Sometimes that can cause problems like this...
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Growing Venture Solutions
Drupal Implementation and Support in Denver, CO
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Morris Animal Foundation
Yyyep.
Yes, I do. But my computer clears its cookies fairly often and it didn't change the main page. Or do cookies have nothing to do with it?
drupal cache
I was referring to the Drupal cache: admin/settings look for cache enabled or disabled.
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Growing Venture Solutions
Drupal Implementation and Support in Denver, CO
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Morris Animal Foundation
Ah, okay.
Yes, it's enabled.
Now it's been about a day and it's working fine, so I think I can declare this offically fixed.
Now on to the OTHER 500 bugs that've come up... ^^
Same problem
I've been having the same problem with a semi-live little site. Started with 4.7rc1 and still have it with 4.7. I got around it for a while by setting the home to be a specific node, but now i need to fix it. Local and Drupal cache don't seem to be the issue.
EDIT: N/m, fixed it by putting node into the Default Front Page field.
Drupal 5.1 RANDOM Page not found error
I get a Page not found error randomly on my Drupal 5.2 site. There is no caching or throttling configured and if I refresh once or twice, I will get the page that Drupal has some initial problem finding. I'm gonna upgrade to the latest version (currently 5.5) and see if it fixes anything.
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Steve Oliver
Circatree Design
www.circatreedesign.com
Moving from a D4 to a D5 site
I had the same "page not found" problem on the test site I prepared.
1. Double-checked my $base_url
2. Double checked my permissions
3. In the database, cleared the cache table.
4. Cleared the sessions table
5. Cleared the variables table.
6. Replaced the missing .htaccess file!!!
#6 is what did it.
http://www.universalpantograph.com
Page not found....
I don't know how i did it but i messed up my site...:( The home page still has my flash but it dose not have my content and it says "page not found"... I also lost the menu bar on my home page... please help as the owner of the company is pissed...
http://oss-storage.com/
http://oss-storage.com/content/
Both links should be the home page but i have lost different content on both...
Please help, I am in trouble...
looks like you got it fixed
Update:
I got it fixed. Phew!
Here's how:
Tips above pointed towards a cache issue. My Catch-22 problem was that I couldn't get to any admin pages, so couldn't get to Performance to clear caches.
Fortunately, I had Drush 5 already installed and used it to clear all caches (note to self: yes, I must get to know Drush better and use it more often):
That did it. It fixed things for both logged in and anonymous users.
Drush, I love you. Drush devs, well, I can't thank you enough.
Sweet. I'm now rather happy.
OK, I'll now do another total backup (and will resolve to do these more frequently), and will seriously think about replicating the site files and db locally (even though the site is one I work on voluntarily, there's such a thing as pride, and I don't want to be thought of as the guy who can't fix things when they break, so yeah, i'll probably clone the site and set it up locally, just in case, and might even try out module and core updates on the local version before implementing them on the production site in future).
I'll leave in my earlier (from 12 minutes ago), plea for help, just so you too can learn from my pain:
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Well, the oss-storage site looks like it's working again.
How did you fix it?
What did you do?
Was it a caching issue?
I'm looking for clues as something similarly strange has just happened to me with a Drupal 6 site:
- 'Page not found' started appearing for every page (even Admin pages) in one browser while logged in as Admin
- just the home page started appearing, whatever is clicked on, in another browser while not logged in (i.e. this is what a regular visitor currently sees)
I was clearing the Drupal cache at the time after making a minor CSS change to the default theme.
Now I can't get in to turn off caching, or reset default theme, or anything, even though the Admin menu still appears.
This is very frustrating, obviously. ;)
I've tried logging in as other users - they all get 'Page not found' straight away. I've tried closing browsers, clearing browser caches. Same thing every time right now - only the front page for anonymous users and 'Page not found' for anyone logged in.
In both cases, the URL changes, but the page content doesn't. Front page in one case, 'Page not found' in the other, whatever the URL displayed in the address bar.
If anybody has a tip as to what I might safely try before I try reverting to the last backup (though not sure how I'll do that even, as I can't get the Backup and Migrate page to load!), that'd be great.
Right now, due to the logged in Admin user being unable to do a thing, I can't even get the maintenance page up. (Yes, it's a production site, no I've no local copy.)
I've got Drush installed, so could try using it for a restore, I think (though what would I be restoring - a pre last Drupal update state? Might this not cause more problems?).
All ideas welcome!
Thanks.