Hello, Newbie here. Having random and unexpected errors on the client side of my website http://bbcnepalidrama.com . The most recent problem is
Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without sending any data.
I got this error about two weeks ago. I tried to kind of fix it by disabling some modules and disabling the cron as well. The problem was fixed temporarily. But again after two weeks I am having the same problem again. I cannot access both admin and front end. I tried to search the forum but found no solution. I am not sure why I am having this problem. Please guys, I know you are very smart and expert than me. This problem could be so easy for you to solve. I am desperately in need of help. Please help me. I will really appreciate that.
Kind Regards
Kamal
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more info...
I tried to open the site in different browsers but no luck. I also tried to open it with anonymous proxy (hidemyass) no luck again. I have a php redirect in the root folder of my website as index.php
And I have the drupal installation inside a folder called 'main'
I have two .htaccess files: one in the root folder and another inside the main drupal installation folder
.htaccess in root folder is like this:
And i have another .htaccess inside 'Main' folder which is the drupal installation folder, which is like this
I also have php.ini file inside the root of my server. Which is like this:
Please help :-(
Just off the top of my head,
Just off the top of my head, the .htaccess file says this:
If you're running your site in the 'main' subdirectory, I guess you'll need to add a line like this:
++Andy
Developing Drupal websites for Livelink New Media since 2008
no luck
thanks, I followed your suggestion. but that did not change anything. I am still having the same problem.
No solution yet !
Please guys, help me. I am still having this issue :-(
i have this issue lots of
i have this issue lots of time... and I have not been able to do anything.
But a work around can be to go into the database and manual disable a module. In my case I normally disable the last module I installed but most often any module will do fine.
Then the system works again for a little time.
I would love to know a solution this as none of the ideas I have read about and tested have helped me.
Faced the same problem today.
Faced the same problem today. Only one site and it's copy was affected, other Drupal sites on the same host was OK. Apache restart solved this problem, and I'll see, will it emerge again?
Have been getting the same error :(
...since I enabled the content_lock module.
too many messages?
This issue can be caused by trying to display too many messages.
So if one module generates too many error/warning messages, you'll get no response from the server
had the same problem, a batch
had the same problem, a batch script generated too many messages. Clearing the cache with drush didn't fix it, had to reboot.
"too many messages" appears to be correct...
I just had the same issue come up when I migrated a site from one domain to another on Media Temple. The site migrated fine, but this error came up whenever someone tried to log in.
I had drush installed, and so I was able to disable modules without having to log in through the web site. I fixed the problem with
CiviCRM is a module that needs to be configured specifically to the actual domain it's in. Whenever it's moved, CiviCRM throws dozens of error messages. That's why the "too many messages" explanation makes sense.
Thanks for the insight... I was able to resolve the entire issue in about 10-15 minutes.
modulist
Same issue on GoDaddy VPS
I'm experiencing the same issue with a client on GoDaddy's VPS.
We first updated their modules to the latest versions, which resolved the issue for a couple of months.
Today, I removed php errors from our htaccess file (probably shouldn't have been there anyway):
php_value display_errors 1
php_value display_startup_errors 1
I also added a couple of rewrites to remove any internal 'dummy' connections:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^.*internal\ dummy\ connection.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .* - [F,L]
as seen here: http://drupal.org/node/444330#comment-2180658
I'm hoping this will help resolve the issue.
I resolved the issue by increasing the memory
I'm late on this post, more than a year, but I wanted to share how I resolved this problem.
I went through all of the threads that came up when searching with the error message, and there are a wide range of guesses. What cleared it up for me though is increasing PHP memory using the .htaccess file.
I found another thread that discusses ways of configuring memory here http://drupal.org/node/207036. I went through a number of issues installing Drupal 7.x on my host at Media Temple. I documented the entire process in this thread https://forum.mediatemple.net/topic/6786-getting-drupal-to-function/
Fixing the ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE Error
Hi Kamal,
Just know this is not your website's issue but a problem with your internet adapter. Here's how to fix the issue.
Solution 1: Fix ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE using CMD
I found a list of commands which would reset your network connection and this the error. I prefer trying this fix as mine was fixed using Command Prompt.
1. Run Command Prompt as Administrator
2. Run Command Prompt as Admin.
3. Run all the commands listed:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /all
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renewnetsh int ip set dns
netsh winsock reset
4.Restart your PC.
Note: Restarting your PC is crucial and this will reset your network completely, meaning after you restart your PC, all the web pages will start loading and you will not receive the err_empty_response error anymore.
Solution 2: Change your DNS Addresses
I have found another solution which worked for many people. This involves changing your DNS addresses of your network adapter. It’s pretty simple and easy to follow. 😉
Changing DNS Address in Windows PC
1. Open “Network and Sharing Center“.
2. Right-click on Network Adapter.
3. Click on ‘Properties‘.
4. Move to the Networking tab.
5. Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
6. Use the following DNS addresses:
Preferred DNS Server: 8.8.8.8
Alternate DNS Server:8.8.4.4
Source: Fix err_empty_response in Chrome