/{url} instead of /m/photos/view/ on 7.2.1

basically when clicking on the photo album from a members profile will produce the url "/{url}" instead of "/m/photos/view/..."

the problem is site wide after upgrading to 7.2.1. if i clear the catch it resolves for a while before it comes back.

this has become a serious issues for us since we serve around 120 pages per second from our server from 5am to 2am. its annoying because we had to cron job clear catch / restart apache every 5 minutes and kill all our accelerators increasing our server load majorly to bandage the problem while our team tracks iit down.

setup: ubuntu 14.04 / php 5.5.9 / mysql 5.5.44 / apache 2.4.7 / AMD 6376x2 (32cores), 64GB Ram

Is this happening in custom or in one of build-in templates - evo, uni or alt ?

its happening in evo. it seems to be random and not logging any php/apache errors. when it does happen its site wide. we are waiting for it to happen again so we can dump the catch and poke through it to try to narrow down the cause. basically we can't reproduce the bug it just shows up at random.

We've changed Photos Albums in 7.2.1 version, so every photo in album cover now directs to the particular photo, instead of the whole album, you can go to the album by clicking on the albums title. 

I would suggest to recheck if all old files were overwritten with new ones.

We did the basics; check files, permissions, etc... the function works perfectly fine for a bit then fails and starts doing that /{url} return, clear cache and goes back to normal.

we have: restarted Apache > restated mysql > rebooted server and the problem still exist in every testing step until cache in cleared.

right now were running file cache with a cron job to delete the cache files every 15 mins and it seems to be fine for now.

Update: removed JS and CSS from ExpiresByType in .htaccess, disabled page block cache and enabled memcache on all. problem went away. 

Great! Thank you for letting know.

Update: the problem turned out to be the ExpiresByType image/gif in the .htaccess

Where can I find that .htacces file you talk about 

Hi. I reported the same problem yesterday here:

https://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Photo-Albums-7-2-1-seem-broken.htm

In the bugs area of the forums. For me, it's the FileHtml that's the problem, reproducible each time.