Could you copy output of all these separate sql commands ran against chantill_iptracking table (e.g with phpmyadmin or whatever mysql tool): SELECT MAX(ipid) FROM chantill_iptracking;
SHOW INDEXES FROM chantill_iptracking;
SHOW COLUMNS FROM chantill_iptracking where Field ='ipid'
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rosbifOffline
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Could you copy output of all these separate sql commands ran against chantill_iptracking table (e.g with phpmyadmin or whatever mysql tool): SELECT MAX(ipid) FROM chantill_iptracking;
MAX(ipid)
16513934
SHOW INDEXES FROM chantill_iptracking;
Table
Non_unique
Key_name
Seq_in_index
Column_name
Collation
Cardinality
Sub_part
Packed
Null
Index_type
Comment
chantill_iptracking
0
PRIMARY
1
ipid
A
99934
NULL
NULL
BTREE
chantill_iptracking
1
i1iptracking
1
ip_address
A
3223
NULL
NULL
YES
BTREE
chantill_iptracking
1
i1iptracking
2
hostname
A
3331
NULL
NULL
YES
BTREE
SHOW COLUMNS FROM chantill_iptracking where Field ='ipid'
ipid
int(10)
NO
PRI
NULL
auto_increment
And it says:
This table does not contain a unique column. Grid edit, checkbox, Edit, Copy and Delete features are not available.
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So current maximum ipid value is 16513934 not 16513935.
Primary key is ipid column as is originally defined in IP Tracker module. Primary key is always unique and so is this one. So this index is defined correctly.
Also, ipid column type is int(10) as is also originally defined in IP Tracker module. So the maximum value is 2147483647 (or in case of unsigned integer 4294967295). So this limit is not a problem at the moment.
The "This table does not contain a unique column...." message in phpMyAdmin applies to the current result set of the query phpMyAdmin used when you saw that message (see this), so it seems the message is not reporting a problem as well.
So everything seems to be correct, except if index got corrupted somehow. So you could try using phpmyadmin's repair operation on the table. But mysql would probably understand it's broken and reported it.
Maybe it's about the sql statement.
First try running this: "INSERT INTO chantill_iptracking (date_time, ip_address, hostname, page, ipcode, referer) VALUES ('1390048428', '0x5abed83f', 'fake_hostname', '/', '200', '/')";
And if it did not work and gave the same error as there is on your page, then try this: "INSERT INTO chantill_iptracking (ipid, date_time, ip_address, hostname, page, ipcode, referer) VALUES (DEFAULT,'1390048428', '0x5abed83f', 'fake_hostname', '/', '200', '/')";
And if this didn't work either, then I'm quite out of ideas.
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rosbifOffline
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First try running this: "INSERT INTO chantill_iptracking (date_time, ip_address, hostname, page, ipcode, referer) VALUES ('1390048428', '0x5abed83f', 'fake_hostname', '/', '200', '/')";
Gives:
#1062 - Duplicate entry '16513935' for key 1
And if it did not work and gave the same error as there is on your page, then try this: "INSERT INTO chantill_iptracking (ipid, date_time, ip_address, hostname, page, ipcode, referer) VALUES (DEFAULT,'1390048428', '0x5abed83f', 'fake_hostname', '/', '200', '/')";
Gives the same:
#1062 - Duplicate entry '16513935' for key 1
And if this didn't work either, then I'm quite out of ideas.
I ran a check and it gave me this:
chantill_dragonfly.chantill_iptracking check warning 2 clients are using or haven't closed the table properly
chantill_dragonfly.chantill_iptracking check warning Size of datafile is: 11928924 Should be: 11925976
chantill_dragonfly.chantill_iptracking check error Found 99935 keys of 99934
chantill_dragonfly.chantill_iptracking check error Corrupt
So I've run a repair and all seems to be well again, I'm not getting the error any more. Does that mean it's fixed?
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Original cause was not found, and is probably not worth the time for finding it out (could be hardware problem or anything probably already known behaviour inside the mysql storage engine).
If it will not happen again any time soon, then just forget it
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