On Dec 7, 2005, at 11:57 AM, Chris Johnson wrote:
codepoet@codepoetry.net wrote:
I'm running into a bit of a problem and I'm not seeing an out. I run several Drupal sites that work just fine (macgeekery.com and codepoetry.net among them) so I'm not new to this, but this one has me a bit confused.
The very first page loads without issue after I turn on caching. The next load of that page as an anonymous user, coming from the cache I would suppose, gives me a white screen with no errors in the Apache error log (and a 200 in the access). In the watchdog log I get the famed error: Duplicate entry 'http://triton.codepoetry.net/' for key 1 query: INSERT INTO cache (cid, data, created, expire, headers) VALUES ('http://triton.codepoetry.net/', '
Have you tried doing an SQL "DELETE FROM cache" and turning caching back on and see if the problem persists?
..chrisxj
Yes, and the symptom is that I got one page load out of it before failure from the new cache. The final resolution on that site turned out to be making the table column a LONGBLOB instead of LONGTEXT. I'm trying a copy of a live site now and seeing if that will work there as well.