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I upgraded from 6.3 to 6.4. Deleted and wrote over the files in maint. mode, alse the files in icludes and misc folder.
Now i get an almost constant error
warning: file_get_contents(files/languages/et_4d28e958134c1c74fdb500cdcbbc350a.js) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/credopr/public_html/includes/common.inc on line 2255.
Comments
Comment #1
ericclaeren CreditAttribution: ericclaeren commentedHi,
I have got the same problem and error, removed the line from the db, but still getting validation errors on my site, especialy on the performance page.
Comment #2
kecinzer CreditAttribution: kecinzer commentedI have same problem.
Comment #3
kecinzer CreditAttribution: kecinzer commentedCan someone provide solution?
This error is very painful - watchdog is full of this messages.
Comment #4
SaxxIng CreditAttribution: SaxxIng commentedSame problem to me too. But only on the testing server. On live server instead all works fine (fortunately).
Comment #5
kecinzer CreditAttribution: kecinzer commentedAny solution for this?
Comment #6
rightchoice2c_me CreditAttribution: rightchoice2c_me commentedupgrading drupal is almost similar like upgrading drupal modules.
Ypu may get some help here.
http://drupal.org/node/276425
Comment #7
kecinzer CreditAttribution: kecinzer commentedOh, but I have this problem on fresh Drupal 6.4 installation. This was not upgrade. I have only same error.
Comment #8
okokokok CreditAttribution: okokokok commentedIt's actually still happening in 6.8. A quick solution is to turn of JavaScript optimalization in admin/settings/performance
I'm getting
Comment #9
hannesh CreditAttribution: hannesh commentedOh, oh...,I forgot about it.
I solved it by giving the folder that this file is in (or could have been also the files foulder) 777 rights (or could have been the file, and/or even 755 rights) i think.
Comment #10
Damien Tournoud CreditAttribution: Damien Tournoud commentedThose are apparently permission issues. Marking as fixed, fell free to reopen if you can't solve the issue with information given here.
Comment #11
SimonVlc CreditAttribution: SimonVlc commentedSame problem here with D6.8.
Comment #12
sfranchi CreditAttribution: sfranchi commentedThis issue is not a permissions problem, look at http://drupal.org/node/297990#comment-1080360, I've 777 in that folder, and the problem still happens in a 6.8 setup.
Comment #13
okokokok CreditAttribution: okokokok commentedThe languages table could be related, I found that UPDATE languages SET javascript = "" has helped whenever it occurs, I'm using a language domain setup.
Comment #14
syturvy CreditAttribution: syturvy commentedHas this been solved? I am having this problem on Drupal 6.15.