WordPress MU

So um, I posted a similar thread several months ago and I still see no solution to my problem. I've tried some things but still nothing.

I am getting thousands of errors:
[Wed Mar 26 21:01:10 2008] [error] [client xxx] Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to probable configuration error. Use 'LimitInternalRecursion' to increase the limit if necessary. Use 'LogLevel debug' to get a backtrace., referer: http://xxx/

My error log is full of these, and it makes it hard to see other problems. This all started after I upgraded to wpmu 1.3, before that I had never seen that error.

I believe the version I had installed prior to that was 1.2.5 and it worked nicely, without that error. The day I upgraded I started getting that error. I didnt add any new plugins, or edited any files. It just started.

Right now I am on version 1.3.3, my htaccess file is the default wpmu one. My server has Plesk installed, and uses Fedora.

I dont know what to do, and this error has me going nuts :(
I've read all the threads on this on these forums and nothing helps.

Anyone have any idea?

Edit: ok, I found that 2 blogs are causing this (so far that I can tell), and both use different themes. I'll keep looking into it :(

Use 'LimitInternalRecursion' to increase the limit if necessary.

Meaning... edit apache's configuration to add:

LimitInternalRecursion 20

Google could have helped you out on that one months ago.

Uh, all the posts here say not to increase it.

Plus, I tried that and it doesnt matter to what I set it to, the error stays there.

It also started after an upgrade of wpmu, so apache was fine before that.

Edit: ok, Mandigo theme and Royale theme are causing this (same author). Weird thing is that only 2 blogs using it give this error. I just set my blog to it and tested several links but it didnt show up in the logs...at least I am getting closer.

Um, there isn't nothing wrong with upping it a few. MU does do a lot of redirects.

Nothing severe like 100, but 20 isn't bad.

Sounds like a possible plugin+theme combination, if your blog didn't do it.