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By jasonwhat on
I don't have any idea what this means, but one user keeps getting this error when logged in, no others.
user error: Got a packet bigger than 'max_allowed_packet' query: UPDATE cache SET data = 'a:3:{s:10:\"path index\";a:590:{s:5:\"admin\";s:3:\"455\";s:16:\"admin/aggregator\";s:3:\"456\";s:26:\"admin/aggregator/edit/feed\";i:-3;s:30:\"admin/aggregator/edit/category\";i:-4;s:23:\"admin/aggregator/remove\";i:-5;s:23:\"admin/aggregator/update\";i:-6;s:21:\"admin/aggregator/list\";i:-7;s:25:\"admin/aggregator/add/feed\";i:-8;s:29:\"admin/aggregator/add/category\";i:-9;s:26:\"admin/aggregator/configure\";i:-10;s:10:\"aggregator\";s:3:\"457\";s:18:\"aggregator/sources\";s:3:\"458\";s:21:\"aggregator/categories\";s:3:\"459\";s:21:\"aggregator/sources/17\";s:3:\"664\";s:26:\"aggregator/sources/17/view\";i:-15;s:32:\"aggregator/sources/17/categorize\";i:-16;s:31:\"aggregator/sources/17/configure\&qu in /home/woorg/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 125.
Any idea what any of this means?
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maybe
I havent got a clue what the client is sending (very large uid/passwd with lots of other information?), but this is php not drupal related
take a look at the paramter setting
mysql --max_allowed_packet=32M
found at this url
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Getting this error again
I woke up this morning to find this error again. Any idea what could be the issue? Thanks.