Aaron Rubin wrote:
Just a wild guess, but does the interchange catalog in question possibly have any entries in its error.log file making noise about bad or missing search objects?Hey everyone, I'm putting up a new site and am setting up using Rh9 perl5.8 postgresql (sharing the database with out other store) It worked for a while, then suddenly all static pages which use search-region return missing pages with "Sorry, the page (error/HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR.html.var) was not found", nothing in the local or global error logs and "Premature end of script headers: catalog" in httpd/error_log I rebuilt perl using perl-kitchensink-5.8.0-rh9, reinstalled interchange, redid the pgsql/conf and everything ran fine for about a day (site isn't live, I was using it though, putting in the signio information and testing credit card transactions) and then the same thing happened. All pages that include [search-region] and scan type searched always fail and always return Premature end of script headers: catalog in httpd/error_log. The products table we use has many added and renamed fields from the foundation store. All non search pages including flypage work fine and orders can be placed. Any ideas? aaron
When you use the search functions of Interchange, it puts the results of the initial search query into a paging file (to/from which the search information is saved/loaded on subsequent page views). When you browse through the results, the paging file is used for providing the results, rather than re-executing the original query (I think). If you can place orders, then your connection to PostgreSQL is presumably okay. Therefore, I wonder if something's amiss with the paging file aspect of it.
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