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.
Comments
Comment #1
vm commentedcomes to a halt and does what?
WSOD?
error message?
Comment #2
dietrichmd commentedWSOD, 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
Comment #3
vm commentedcheck drupal error logs and apache error logs for any more information that may be provided.
Comment #4
dietrichmd commentedThe 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.
Comment #5
dietrichmd commentedQuick 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?
Comment #6
dietrichmd commentedHmm. 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?
Comment #7
vm commentedthe issue with the logo is the extra / included in the path somewhere. I'd work that out
Comment #8
dietrichmd commentedSo all of that because of an extra / ?
Comment #9
vm commentedmerely a suggestion. Not necessairily an answer to the issues you've listed however, a bad path is a bad path.
Comment #10
vm commentedto further research stuck cron:
http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_search/cron%20stuck
Further questions on this should be directed to the forums. Thanks.