Weird RSS db error although not using RSS feeds

Yesterday I received this DB error message which appears to be directly related to RSS feeds. Weird thing is that we don't even use RSS feeds on our site. Is this something that I should be concerned about? How or why would such an error even be caused if we're not using RSS feeds? Our site has been updated to 7.02 fairly recently. Could that have something to do with it?

The following is just the top of the error message:
(there's also a debug backtrace which is so long, I figured nobody'd want to look at that)


Database error in

Query:

SELECT `RSSUrl` FROM `bx_crss_main` WHERE `ID`='0' AND `Status`='active'

Mysql error: Table 'dolphin7.bx_crss_main' doesn't exist

Found error in the file '/var/www/virtual/steinfein.org/htdocs/modules/boonex/custom_rss/get_rss_feed.php' at line 7.
Called 'db_value' function with erroneous argument #0

Quote · 7 Nov 2010

Any ideas or thoughts about this? Thanks.

Quote · 11 Nov 2010

Awww, c'mon now, someone? This level of support is really disheartening .... Frown

Quote · 13 Nov 2010

How do you mean "you don't use RSS feeds"?

 

RSS feeds are for visitors/readers of your site. They are purely for them to subscribe to your content so they can receive instant alerts of new content in their inbox/rss reader.

 

Default modules of Boonex have RSS functionality which you haven't edited manually to remove (see http://www.steinfein.org/m/news/index/) so therefore your site is using RSS feeds.

 

As for the error, it's just trying to map to a table that doesn't exist it seems, is dolphin7.bx_crss_main the correct format for the tables in your database? It's unlikely to be causing much of an issue but I would need to see code and database structure to advise further. There are others on here that would be able to advise better without seeing this though.

Quote · 13 Nov 2010
 
 
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