Site Glitch
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James Joyner | Tuesday, June 28, 2005 |
Yes, I know that the site layout is screwy and I’m getting an error code from one of the plug-ins. No clue why, since I haven’t done anything to the templates or plug-ins.
I’ve sent a note to my tech guy and awaiting the appropriate application of magic.
Update (2126): All’s fixed now, either by Mark Jaquith or by HostingMatters.
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It's probably not anything you've done. The MySQL database that serves as the back-end for your blog is unhappy; looks like the index is screwed up, and needs the local DB person to repair that particular table.
Sincerely yours,
Jeffrey Boulier
Right you are, Jeff. I've seen that happen before. In this case, I just dropped the table. It's an expendable table that stores a log of spammers that are blocked, in case a legit user is ever blocked.
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