I get the following error when I click the "User activity" link under "Visitors":

user warning: Error writing file '/tmp/MYoojOxc' (Errcode: 28) ... followed by the SELECT clause created in line 790 of the visitors.admin.inc file.

I checked with my hosting company and they tested to make sure my /tmp folder was not full... they said it is only 9% full.

This module worked in the past, and the only things I can remember doing are upgrading the site to 6.19 (from an earlier version of 6), upgrading a few modules to latest versions, adding "Vertical Tabs" module (which I disabled and got the same error), and manually pasting Google Analytics code into my page.tpl.php file because the Google Analytics module was not pasting the code like it used to before the upgrade to 6.19.

What else could be causing this error with the Visitors module?

Thanks.

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gashev commented

I installed Vertical Tabs and Google Analytics modules and cannot reproduce this problem.

> manually pasting Google Analytics code into my page.tpl.php file because the Google Analytics module was not pasting the code like it used to before the upgrade to 6.19.

What is modification are you doing with Google Analytics code?

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dia0420 commented

Instead of letting the GA module put the code into the pages automatically, I got the code from the GA page and pasted it into my template file so that it is automatically inserted into each generated page.

If I have the module enabled (and haven't pasted the code into the template file) then I don't see the GA stuff when I view the page source of any of my pages. Yesterday is the first time I noticed it because my GA stats were flat (until I did the manual insert).

Today I think I'll try removing that code from the template file to see if that solves the problem with the User Activity page.

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dia0420 commented

Removing the code didn't change the error I was getting, but I did some more testing and found something...

I don't think there is anything wrong with the code in the module. I only get the error in Firefox. I tested in IE, and Opera and both worked fine, so it must be an add-on or a customization that I've done with Firefox.

If I can track it down, I'll update this thread (if it is still open).

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UPDATE:

disabling all the add-ons didn't resolve the problem.
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dia0420 commented

Well, I can't figure it out. It is definitely something in my Firefox setup. I accessed my site from someone else's computer, with their FF browser, and got no errors.

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gashev commented
Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)