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When I go to my database website at kctd.org/community, I get this error:

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/kctd/public_html/community/sites/all/modules/views/modules/translation/views_handler_filter_node_language.inc' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kctd/public_html/community/includes/bootstrap.inc on line 3069

I have no idea what that means. The last action I did was extending the result of my view filter to include user's email. When I clicked save, this popped up. I cannot log in to even switch to maintenance mode.

What can I do?

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    It seems like the file views_handler_filter_node_language.inc has moved from modules/views/modules/translation to modules/views/modules/locale. If you flush your cache this should solve your problem. Check out this link: drupal.org/node/1744950
    – Cyclonecode
    Dec 12, 2012 at 22:42
  • You should write this up as an answer and include info on how to flush cache on a crashed site thermally bootstrap.
    – mpdonadio ♦
    Dec 12, 2012 at 23:13
  • clear cache and run cron.
    – monymirza
    Dec 13, 2012 at 5:10

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For me it was simply a case of having moved module folders in sites/all/modules to sites/all/modules/CONTRIBUTED - I was trying to clean up my folder structure a bit.

The issue resolved as soon as I moved the module folders back to their original placement.

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The problem seems to be that views_handler_filter_node_language.inc was moved from views/modules/translation to views/modules/locale. I guess you have updated the views module but not rebuilt you registry. You should be able to solve this by flushing the cache. Here's a issue, addressing the same problem.

Notice that whenever you update a module you should also call the update script located at example.com/update.php.

To flush the cache using drush use the following syntax: drush cc all.

You could also try to clear the cache_bootstrap table using: 

mysql -uusername -ppassword -hhostname database -e"DELETE FROM cache_bootstrap WHERE cid='system_list';"`

or

drush sql-query "DELETE FROM cache_bootstrap WHERE cid='system_list';"

Backup your database before trying the above

If you still have trouble, you could also try to disable the views module using something like this: 

mysql -uusername -ppassword -hhostname database -e"UPDATE system SET status='0' WHERE name='views';"

or 

drush dis views

You might need to clear the cache as in the previous step for this to take effect.

Here you can find more information about disabling a module manually: Disabling modules manually in the database

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I would do two things.

Restart Apache and make sure your APC has enough memory. Errors about require and/or include can be indicative of APC not having enough memory.

If that doesnt fix things, download the registry rebuild module for drush, and run it. Take a database backup first as a precaution.

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  1. How I got Here; I tried to update some modules using the 'available updates' option in the modules configuration menu

  2. The solution in my own case; First I had to download the following files; views, views_block_area, views_slideshow again which can be found here http://drupalmodules.com/ or https://drupal.org/

  3. Next, I unzipped both files and connected to my host-machine using ftp, then I navigated to ../sites/all/modules and overwrite the directories

  4. further I also made backups of the aforementioned directories in case I may have to roll back configuration

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