The database value you're trying to insert does not exist: id_member

[LuciferMorningstar]

Hello,
today I'm receiving many critical errors.

The error is always the same: "The database value you're trying to insert does not exist: id_member
Function: logActions"

I never made changes to my db.
I only make a backup of it every night at 23:00

My SMF version is 2.1.4, I use "Fusion theme" (customized) and I installed these mods:

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"Avatars Display Integration" is not installed.

[Steve]

Do you get the errors when using the default theme?

[LuciferMorningstar]

Do you get the errors when using the default theme?

I don't know.
I never use the default theme.
I do not want to change it.

[LuciferMorningstar]

It doesn't stop to send me this message.
I'm receveing this message every minute!

[LuciferMorningstar]

The error is also accompanied by this other one.

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[Sir Osis of Liver]

Try repairing members table.

[LuciferMorningstar]

Try repairing members table.

How can I repair members table?

[LuciferMorningstar]

I noticed these errors after I opened a hidden category to visitors with a section.  I also created an on-demand group for users to see this category and access it.

[Doug Heffernan]

My SMF version is 2.1.4, I use "Fusion theme" (customized) and I installed these mods:

What was the latest mod that you installed before the error happened? Can you uninstall the mods one by one and see if the error will stop? That is to rule them out as being the culprit.

[Sir Osis of Liver]

Try repairing members table.

How can I repair members table?

Use phpmyadmin, but don't think that will fix it.  Do what Doug suggested and uninstall mods.  In worst case you can upload clean files.

[LuciferMorningstar]

My SMF version is 2.1.4, I use "Fusion theme" (customized) and I installed these mods:

What was the latest mod that you installed before the error happened? Can you uninstall the mods one by one and see if the error will stop? That is to rule them out as being the culprit.

I noticed that the same errors appear also in my local forum.
In order not to make changes to my public forum, I tried uninstalling all the mods, one by one, to see if the errors continued to appear but the problem continued to persist even when I had uninstalled all the mods.
The only way to not have the errors was to import an old version of the database from 6 days ago, then I installed the mods, one by one and I no longer had this problem.
Unfortunately it is not convenient for me to import an old database from one or two days earlier even on the public forum because in the meantime I have added new groups and sections; Furthermore, users have added new messages.
I really don't know how to get rid of these annoying error messages anymore.
Also I tried to repair the tables via phpmyadmin but I always get this error: "The storage engine for the table doesn't support repair".

[Kindred]

Well, it seems that something that you did in those few days caused something to break.

Since we don't know exactly what you did,  we are going to have a hard time helping you fix it

[LuciferMorningstar]

Other than installing mods, opening a new hidden section and adding a new user group to the forum, I don't remember doing anything else.
I also repeated these actions in my local forum, which now no longer shows error messages.
Perhaps these additional details will be useful to you?

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[Kindred]

oh, hey - look at that URL...   it's doubled (see the https AFTER the index.php


that's wrong.   That means that you have something configured badly in your system

[LuciferMorningstar]

oh, hey - look at that URL...  it's doubled (see the https AFTER the index.php


that's wrong.  That means that you have something configured badly in your system

I don't know what's configured wrong. I checked the settings.php and settings_bak.php files and they seem fine.
Using phpmyadmin I changed the 127.0.0.1/localhost links to my domain, on all those tables that the search found.
I didn't find anything duplicated.
It's strange.

[Doug Heffernan]

Using phpmyadmin I changed the 127.0.0.1/localhost links to my domain, on all those tables that the search found.

For future reference, it is best to not change the paths/urls directly in the database, but use the repair_settings.php tool for that instead.

[Kindred]

so, what is the current setting for those fields if you look in the smf admin or in repair_settings?

the EXACT setting...

[LuciferMorningstar]

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[Kindred]

Those settings look correct.

That means that a modification has broken your url builder function

[LuciferMorningstar]

Those settings look correct.

That means that a modification has broken your url builder function

How can I fix my url builder function, please?
Tell me if you need more details.
I cannot import an old database for the reasons I have already mentioned.
Furthermore, in the meantime, other users have registered.
All in all, the forum seems to continue to perform well. 
People are able to register, log in and write. 
I just wish these error messages would disappear. 
However, some users complain that the shoutbox lags while they write and that this delay makes them write incorrectly. 
It's strange, because it never happens to me.
However, I fear that this last problem existed even before these error messages appeared.