By LittleScientist on

Hi.
Our website was ok until recently we clicked MODULES and all of the database is corrupted and we get an error page saying line code error (can't remember what it is) but apparently some other users here had the same problem when we searched.

We hosted on Site5, this was the 2nd time, the first time this happens, we asked Site5 to roll back the backup, we lost some changes.. but that's ok. Then this 2nd time, we ask a friend to have a look, he restore some of the databases, but now our website's first page always show
"Page Not Found" whilst each individual node is there...(especially if you click the block/menu that we created).

Please check www.littlescientist.net and if you can offer any help, please do.

We are not sure if this is b'cos of some reported Site5 upgrade/downgraded support to Drupal as reported here or is it b'cos of other Drupal specific issues.

Please help us
Rgds

Daniel
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LOOKING AHEAD - We need a DRUPAL php/mysql developer. We already posted a elance project but would offer any one here if credentials are met.

We are looking for a drupal developer that can help us build an entire system may interface with OSCommerce.
Anyone interested ? please send background/portfolio/resume to us info@littlescientist.net

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LittleScientist commented

Any one that help us here..?

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brenda003
she/her
commented

Were you using the default "node" page for your front page? Make sure it's set properly in admin->settings. If you manually go to ?q=node it's obviously there...

I can't really help much w/o seeing what the real error is, if you could post that.

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LittleScientist commented

My default front page setting at admin->settings-> was in fact point to http://www.littlescientist.net/?q=node/1
I just delete it and it still do the same thing.

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LittleScientist commented

I have uploaded an image for the log screen...please click http://www.littlegears.com/Page_Not_Found_Error.jpg

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gtorino commented

Check your $base_url setting and your DocumentRoot setting (both should go where index.php is). You might need Site 5's help if you don't have access to the Apache config file. Offhand it looks like they changed the configuration rather than a corrupt database issue.