SQL error on search of "first car"...

[pieman666]

/includes/searchwords.php has words that are not indexed I'm not sure if it prevents a search as well. So you may have to reindex/delete the terms from the search index.

[RobFerrari]

I would double whatever the setting is now.

Thanks, that worked.

Searching for "first car" vB took out "first" because it was a common word and just searching for "car" on an automotive site must have overloaded it. Where can you manage what words vB won't search on?

[Steve Machol]

I would double whatever the setting is now.

[RobFerrari]

That's the problem:

mysql error: Got a packet bigger than 'max_allowed_packet'

You or your host will need to increase the max_allowed_packet setting in my.cnf/my.ini.

What would you recomend for this setting?

Thank you,
rob

[Steve Machol]

That's the problem:

mysql error: Got a packet bigger than 'max_allowed_packet'

You or your host will need to increase the max_allowed_packet setting in my.cnf/my.ini.

[RobFerrari]

What are the last 5 or so lines of this error?

...

AND delpost.primaryid IS NULL
AND post.visible = 1

mysql error: Got a packet bigger than 'max_allowed_packet'

mysql error number: 1153

Date: Friday 04th of March 2005 01:49:59 PM
Script: http://www.ferrari101.com/forum/search.php
Referer: http://www.ferrari101.com/forum/
Username: Rob Lay
IP Address: 199.33.140.2

[Steve Machol]

What are the last 5 or so lines of this error?

[RobFerrari]

Try lowering this setting:

Admin CP -> vBulletin Options -> Message Searching Options -> Maximum Search Results to Return

It was at 250, I tried 200 and 100 with same error returned. I tried both the popup Search and Advanced Search.

I've never seen this error before.

[Steve Machol]

Try lowering this setting:

Admin CP -> vBulletin Options -> Message Searching Options -> Maximum Search Results to Return

[RobFerrari]

For some reason, if you search for "first car" the search times out and locks with the following error...

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.7:

Invalid SQL:
SELECT post.postid, post.threadid
FROM post AS post
INNER JOIN thread AS thread ON(thread.threadid = post.threadid)
LEFT JOIN deletionlog AS delpost ON(delpost.primaryid = post.postid AND delpost.type = 'post')
WHERE post.postid IN(478,484,498,504,514,521,523,532,533,541,546,566...

Those numbers go for what seems forever, I think every single post id. I have 3.0.7.

Thank you,
rob