After uploading a new module, when trying to enable it, or access the modules block for that matter, the entire system comes to a halt. This is happens with various modules, on several installations. I have checked compatibility of said modules (google analytics for one) and they are compatible. Other drupal sites I run I have tested these modules and they work flawlessly.

I am using godaddy, but I set the system up manually. Everything else works like a charm, so im just wondering what could be causing this.

Thank you.

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vm’s picture

comes to a halt and does what?

WSOD?
error message?

dietrichmd’s picture

WSOD, occasionally, depending on the browser, I get a cannot complete request message, but most of the time WSOD. Once locked, i have to delete the module folder via ssh or ftp to restore functionality to drupal

vm’s picture

check drupal error logs and apache error logs for any more information that may be provided.

dietrichmd’s picture

The only errors I'm seeing are these:

Type php
Date Friday, November 6, 2009 - 19:08
User dietrichmd
Location http://youniquepc.com//logo.png
Referrer http://youniquepc.com/?q=admin/build/themes
Message Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/content/g/o/l/golddigga/html/youniquepc/includes/theme.inc on line 1771.

Location http://youniquepc.com//logo.png
Referrer http://youniquepc.com/?q=admin/build/themes
Message array_keys() [function.array-keys]: The first argument should be an array in /home/content/g/o/l/golddigga/html/youniquepc/includes/theme.inc on line 1771.

Im not sure if i have access to my apache logs.... Other than these two errors (multiple times) there are errors saying cron has been running for more than 1h and is likely stuck.

dietrichmd’s picture

Quick update: I just successfully uploaded the google_analytics module. Im not sure what was different, but it actually took. Im guessing that hung cron job did it.

If that is the case, how can i stop a cron job?

dietrichmd’s picture

Hmm. I just opened the site in Chrome, and got a message saying a folder was created for google analytics in the sites directory. I haven't changed permissions, but could it be that during a re-install they (permissions) got messed up somehow?

vm’s picture

the issue with the logo is the extra / included in the path somewhere. I'd work that out

dietrichmd’s picture

So all of that because of an extra / ?

vm’s picture

merely a suggestion. Not necessairily an answer to the issues you've listed however, a bad path is a bad path.

vm’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

to further research stuck cron:

http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_search/cron%20stuck

Further questions on this should be directed to the forums. Thanks.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.