Got error 134 from storage engine

If you deactivate all of your plugins, does the error go away?

Just started seeing this on a client site that was using the “extreme seo” plugin. Shutting that off resolved it here.

That plugin was spitting out gibberish the other day as well due to a malformed php file on the site that plugin calls home to so I’m recommending my client stay away from it.

macmanx’ suggestion of shutting off all plugins is a good place to start for sure.

Otherwise, try repairing wp_posts and wp_postmeta.

That did it for me. Thanks for that tip on Extreme SEO plugin.

I had the same problem today. The error went away after I deactivated all of my plugins. Thanks. Does this mean I should not have any plugins anymore?

@ylyman: Turn them back on one by one until you figure out which one caused it. I’m guessing it was the extreme seo plugin for you as well as everyone using that seems to be seeing that same error today.

Well… I deleted all the inactive plugins, and… my website is blank now. What’s going on?

You shouldn’t have to delete all of them, only the one that was causing the problem. Try putting all of the plugins back were you deleted them from in /wp-content/plugins/