Hi!

I've just installed SEO Tools with all its dependencies. Now I cannot access any node in my site because I'm being redirected all the time from www.mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/es/e.... My site is unaccessible now. Any idea on how to overcome this problem? Thanks in advance,

Richard

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Mac Lake CreditAttribution: Mac Lake commented

I have the same problem, only with “de” instead of “es”. This is really bad as I can’t even access the admin pages, well in Drupal they are just an overlay, or is there also a way to access the admin pages separately like in Joomla, so that I can at least cleanly uninstall the SEO Tools and its dependencies?

Jens

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Mac Lake CreditAttribution: Mac Lake commented

After making a backup of the files and the database — just in case — I deleted all the newly installed directories in sites/all/modules/. This is easy if your (s)ftp client or your file manager — if you are directly on the server — can sort the files by modification date. After that my site worked again like before.

The other thing is how to get the SEO tools to work.

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PMXProductions CreditAttribution: PMXProductions commented

Same happened to me, I installed SEO Tools through the LevelTen App server. Problem is Global Redirect version 7.x-1.4 is installed through the app. Fix: Un-install module (removed from ftp server), backup database, install updated module 7.x-1.5.

This worked for me. Please let us know if it worked for you.

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rphillipsfeynman CreditAttribution: rphillipsfeynman commented

Updating the module as #3 did worked for me. Thanks you all.

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sphism CreditAttribution: sphism commented

Sounds like an incompatibility with some multilingual modules... what other modules do you have installed, and which versions? ... you can probably get a quick text list of them using

drush statusmodules

on the command line