Drupal 6.16 and the race conditions we talked about

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eporama's picture

For those who were at the meetup, there was a brief discussion about "race conditions" that were causing some problems for sites and manifesting as massive warnings about duplicate entries into various tables...

The good news is that it looks like 6.16 has the solution.

Bad news is that 6.16 is having trouble on PHP4.

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Hmm...

nancydru's picture

While I know that D6 is supposed to work on PHP4, as a module maintainer, I am happy that people may be forced to finally move to PHP5. Many, if not most modules are requiring PHP5 any way. So I don't consider that bad new.

I wasn't at the meeting but

christefano's picture

I wasn't at the meeting but heard about it from a friend. Did anyone mention Pressflow as an alternative to Drupal 6.15 and 6.x-dev? It's had the fix since January.

Yes, but...

zfactor's picture

It was mentioned at the meetup, but when I tried Pressflow 6.15 the same issue persisted.

Trying it...

freescholar's picture

Trying PressFlow 6.16.77 now.
zfactor - it only happened to me once, and it was "just a nightmare"... have you had it happen multiple times? Did you try pressflow recently?

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I did try it recently. The

zfactor's picture

I did try it recently. The first time I ran into the issue was the night of the meetup. That night I tried Pressflow 6.15 and it didnt work. I had to install 6.9 to do the install. I them upgraded to 6.16 and ran into the issue again until I ran /update.php. Now all is well in my world.

It sounds like the issue you

christefano's picture

It sounds like the issue you had was pretty serious. Did you have PHP error reporting turned on and get any the error messages?

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