[support] Can't uninstall imagecache ***FIXED***

[cooper Quintin]

I have solved this problem, (and I feel a little stupid).  The problem
was that I had the securepages module enabled.  This was forcing https
for all admin pages.  Unfortunately I had the https webroot set up as
the same webroot for all the sites.  So in a word, I misconfigured
https.  Once I set up https correctly, everything fell into place. 
Thanks everyone for your help, and I'm sorry I didn't more thoroughly
check things out on my end first.

cooper Quintin wrote:
> Also, just to note, I have made sure that all of the cache tables are
> cleared out.
> cooper Quintin wrote:
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>> I thought about this and checked it out in the database.  The database
>> only holds relative paths, i.e. modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.module  so it
>> can't be the wrong absolute path in the system databse thats causing
>> this problem. 
>>
>> I have a new problem now too though, I tried to create a symlink to the
>> modules directory like one user suggested, I put the symlink outside of
>> the webroot, this didn't work out too well for me, so I moved them back,
>> but now when I go to sites/build/modules it changes the file path in the
>> database to point to modules/modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.module (this is
>> the relative path of where the symlink was).  I can import a clean copy
>> of the database, (where the file pointer is at
>> modules/taxonomy/taxonomy.module) but when I visit admin/build/modules
>> again, it changes back to modules/modules/taxonomy.module. 
>> Cog Rusty wrote:
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>>> On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 2:32 PM, Earnie Boyd
>>> <earnie at users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
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>>>> Quoting cooper Quintin <cooperq at cooperq.com>:
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>>>>> Thanks, I will try this.  It's weird that it would be reading from the
>>>>> wrong directory though.  Is the modules directory cached in drupal
>>>>> somewhere or something?  I find it very odd that it would ever read from
>>>>> a different webroot.
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>>>> Yes, the system table contains the paths to modules.  If you've copied
>>>> the DB from one site to another then the you'll likely have the wrong
>>>> paths to all modules.
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>>> ... which normally are automatically updated in the database whenever
>>> you visit the admin/build/modules page.
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