I’m gone for a day….

  • Saturday everything was working fine. Today I get a call that our anchor can’t post his news stories to the site because he doesn’t have proper permission. I found out that his role had been changed from editor to “no role for this blog.” And I’m the only one who could do that, or so I thought. I’m the admin, and there is only one other editor.

    So, I was going to change his role back to editor, but I got this:

    WordPress database error: [Got error 127 from table handler]
SELECT * FROM wp_usermeta WHERE user_id = '3' AND meta_key = 'wp_capabilities'

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /homepages/1/d198686814/htdocs/wp-includes/wp-db.php:133) in /homepages/1/d198686814/htdocs/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 329

    I suspect the role changing and this error are not mutually exclusive, but I’m not sure exactly what to do. Should I just copy my local includes folder over the one on the server?

    FYI, line 275 in pluggable.php looks like this:
    header("Location: $location");

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  • Thread Starter discolightning

    (@discolightning)

    actually, the warning concerns line 275. somehow that changed to “329” when I pasted it.

    A quick google search or even a search here of the 127 error would have found you the answer. ??

    Get with your host and report the error. The database table needs to have a repair run on it but it may be a sign of something more serious.

    Thread Starter discolightning

    (@discolightning)

    okay, I repaired the table, and the editor can now log in. however, new posts are not being added to the database. I tried posting from my own account with the same results.

    I already backed up the database, but I’ll contact the host to see if there is something big going on.

    thank you

    Thread Starter discolightning

    (@discolightning)

    i was looking at the wp_posts table, which hadn’t received any of my new posts, and figured I would repair it just because. it worked.

    Usually does but your host may have been doing something in the background that would affect it.

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