Hi Everybody
I would be really grateful for some help in tracking down a 'page not found at logging in' problem. I'm using a custom theme with the php theme engine.
All users logging into the site get a 404 page not found error. The user is logged in but are directed to the error page and the Url at the 404 error reads:
http://mysite.com/sites/all/misc/menu-leaf.png
I'm not sure why the ...sites/all/misc/menu-leaf.png path should be looked for on logging in! The menu-leaf.png is not in the sites/all/misc folder but the root/misc folder.
I think the problem began when I added a css aggregation script to the template.php file which created a single css file aggregating all the site-wide css files into a single css file in the theme folder and which may account for the menu-leaf.png being looked for in the sites/all/misc folder.
I have since removed the script reverting to the former settings however the problem persist.
I tried truncating the following tables in the database but again no joy:
cache;
cache_content;
cache_filter;
cache_menu;
cache_page;
cache_views;
sessions;
watchdog;
accesslog;
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing the error, or of anything else I could try to track the problem down?
Am I on the right lines in thinking something needs purging from the database? If so, what other table might need purging?
I'd be glad of any help as this has got me baffled
Thanks Druplers
Chris Lozinski
Comments
Comment #1
Chris Lozinski commentedI think I have tracked the problem down
I had the Custom Error module installed so I thought I would un-install it and see what happened - sure enough, the login problem is resolved.
Got a fatal error report on un-installing - this might suggest a problem with the module!!
Fatal error: Call to undefined function _customerror_enum_errors() in /home/site/public_html/sites/all/modules/customerror/customerror.install on line 7Should I post this on the Custom Error module page?
Thanks again for thinking about this
Comment #2
dpearcefl commentedConsidering the lack of activity on this issue and that Drupal v5 is no longer supported by fixes or patches, I am going to close this ticket.