The above error has started appearing on https://markhoffmanphotography.com
Site has not been modified since the last update of Backlight 3 modules. Other parts of the site appear to be working fine. Ideas?
Mark
Hi @markh, this is most likely caused by a PHP configuration change on your host. Somewhere in their config is attempting to load the pdo_sqlite module twice.
If by chance you have access to your PHP config, e.g. through a php.ini file or if you are managing your own server, then check for a duplicate entry in these files. Otherwise, I suggest sending the error message to your host’s technical support for them to resolve.
Thanks for the speedy guidance Ben. I examined the php.ini file on my server and found one instance of pdo_sqlite in it. dashed off a quick tech support request to In Motion Hosting, my hosting company. Within a few hours I got the following email from them:
Quentin H. (InMotion Hosting)
Aug 10, 2020, 9:14 PM EDT
Hello Mark,
Thank you for contacting Support, I’m happy to take a look at this for you!
I have removed that error by commenting out the lines in php.ini, those extra lines about sql where basically redundant commands, that is why those errors were showing. You should be set now, let us know if you need anything else.
If it sounds like I’m plugging In Motion Hosting I guess I am.
Thanks again for your help. Problem fixed.
Regards
Mark