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Oof! Hit by bad_httpd_conf error

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Yes, a fix

Submitted by Drupalace on Wed, 2009-09-23 16:38.

If I recall correctly: Per the link in the article, adding

drupal_page_footer();
$GLOBALS['tempUser'] = $user;

to the end of the index.php file did the trick. That was Drupal 5.x for me, though, long ago, and concurrent with an upgrade from PHP 4 to 5 by my webhost. So it may be a useful fix for you, if you happen to be under those same conditions.

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Need to disable a Drupal module but can't do so from within the site? (This could happen if the wayward module is preventing you from reaching the Modules form!) Look for the module's entry within the "system" table of the site's database, and set the module's status to "0".

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