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Message #07326
[Bug 889547] Re: Excessive number of joins when looking up latest pages
** Summary changed:
- dashboard/ page unavailable - Latest Pages
+ Excessive number of joins when looking up latest pages
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/889547
Title:
Excessive number of joins when looking up latest pages
Status in Mahara ePortfolio:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
This is the error log
[Wed Nov 09 13:10:08 2011] [error] [client **.**.**.**] [WAR] f4
(lib/errors.php:745) Failed to get a recordset: mysql error: [1104:
The SELECT would examine more than MAX_JOIN_SIZE rows; check your
WHERE and use SET SQL_BIG_SELECTS=1 or SET SQL_MAX_JOIN_SIZE=# if the
SELECT is okay] in EXECUTE("SELECT COUNT (DISTINCT v.id)
The error only affects one dashboard
I´d to delete the Latest Pages Block in my Dashboard Page via MySQL
to be able to load the page. But the bug persists. Draggin that blog
again to my Dashboard Page the page view is killed.
I don't know, whether this bug is caused by/ or causes a bug in sending emails.
This is the error message sent by the mahara system:
Exception 'EmailException' with message 'Couldn't send email to ****** with subject e-Portfolio *****: Neuer Ansichtenzugriff. Error from phpmailer was: SMTP Error: Data not accepted.
SMTP server error: ' in /home/.sites/383/site150/web/portfolio/lib/user.php:457
But: Sending Emails were never a problem.
Since then every mail has been sent twice. In settings I can't disable
Email sending. It doesn't work. Disabled, the emails are sent like in
enabling mode. No difference.
See also:
http://mahara.org/interaction/forum/topic.php?id=4156
Mahara Version: 1.4.0 -
Linux
PHP 5.2.16
MySQL 5.1.52
Friefox 7.1 (but also with Chrome 15.0.874.106 m)
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