I had path redirect installed to test home page redirection to www.example.com/splash.html. I have deleted that redirect and the splash.html file. I then uninstalled the module by disabling and deleting it. Now, upon user log off, rather than directing user to the home page, it is producing a 404 because it is still trying to redirect to example.com/splash.html. Visitors can type www.example.com and see the site as intended, however, logging out produces this error.

Another instance in which I've seen this error produced is when clicking-through to this site from Facebook.

Thanks in advance!

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Dave Reid’s picture

Category: bug » support
Priority: Major » Normal
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

So in other words you completely disabled and removed the module, yet you still think this is a bug in Path redirect? That's kinda funny.

What is your site's front page path set to? Check the admin/settings/site-information page.

Do you have manual/server redirects in any kind of .htaccess files?

VikingIV’s picture

Well, I didn't want to neglect any possibilities. The only reason I think this is because Path Redirect is the only method that I used to redirect anything to splash.html.

The front page path is set to /front_page; which is just a custom-coded front page using the Front Page module. Front page.

There are no manual/server redirects in any .htaccess file.

I wish it were an obvious case!

VikingIV’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

Alas, this issue is now fixed, and had nothing to do with Path Redirect module.

Xermit’s picture

I have the same problem
Steps for reproduce:
1) Open admin/build/path-redirect/list/blanco
http://imm.io/hmsv
2) Delete washing/blanco : admin/build/path-redirect/delete/31
http://imm.io/hmsU
3) Reload admin/build/path-redirect/list/blanco and again see
http://imm.io/hmu7

Drupal 6.15 and path_redirect-6.x-1.0-rc2
Is it reproducible bug?

jordotech’s picture

Please post your solution for others to see. What was it?