We attempted to upgrade our Drupal installation from 6.8 to 6.19 today and all we are getting now are a lot of different fatal errors. I can't find any posts on this that tell me anything definitive except that it may be corruption.
We've worked on this non stop all day -- repairing the database to the best of our ability, removing modules, etc. -- and are at a dead end. We are in real trouble here and need someone who has some experience working with corrupted databases, and we need it done right away. Is there anyone who can help us with this right away? Please help!!
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Situation: Website migrated to a new host.
Before the migration I had the UPS price quoting working with some success, it would quote me the next day and 2 day shipping prices (However I was not able to get the regular ground shipping price to show up as a quote - could this be related to packaging?) , and allow me to move through the checkout process.
After migrating the site, I am not able to successfully retrieve shipping quotes. When I click the 'click to calculate shipping' button I am returned to the top of the screen and provided with a message that says 'You must select a shipping option before continuing.' (there are no shipping options, because that's what the calculate shipping button creates!)

Hello!
I wonder, if I could skip a module version, when updating?
Let's say, I use ACME module 6.1 .
Now version 6.2 and 6.3 get released (but I don't update).
And then version 6.4 appears, and I want to update this module (from version 6.1).
Do I have to install 6.2 and after that 6.3 and after that 6.4?
Or may I install 6.4 directly?
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And what is about Drupal core - minor updates? (from 6.12 to 6.14 … and so on …)

Hi all,
I am after some help and/or guidance for changing my Drupal 6 site to Openpublish. I have had a site online for two years now http://www.mylocalelectrician.co.uk which uses Drupal and I am more than happy with the site! Now that I seen what Openpublish has to offer I feel that this would be the better option for me now.
What I am after doing is to create a configured / default theme that I can use across my network of online magazine's for the trade. Basicly so I can just upload the relevant Logo, change the menu names and maybe the colour scheme.

Hello, currently finding solution for this special problem.
Just upgraded Drupal 5 website to Drupal 6. Now I need to convert some Views, but whenever I click the convert link I get "Requested page not found" message. It is a strange behaviour, because the original link (admin/build/views1/convert/VIEWSNAME) is redirected to non-existing page admin/build/views/edit/VIEWSNAME.
Have you ever noticed this problem? And found the solution?
Thanks for help.

I've gotten a multisite Drupal install that I want to move to a new main URL.
Specifically, I was given a site with about 30 domains configured with the Domain Access module. The main domain was www.site.txt and the additional domains were country specific, e.g. uk.site.tst, us.site.tst, jp.site.tst and so on.
Using Domain_Access I changed the 0 number domain to www.newsite.tst and I deleted all the .site.txt domains except one. I also deleted all the nodes from all the domains.

Hi 2 all,
after core updating (6.17 to 6.19) and after instaling a chatroom module in my openatrium, i have this massage on dashboard:
" warning: array_keys() [function.array-keys]: The first argument should be an array in /var/www/vhosts/path to/subdomains/atrium/httpdocs/profiles/openatrium/modules/contrib/boxes/boxes.module on line 458.
# warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/vhosts/path to/subdomains/atrium/httpdocs/profiles/openatrium/modules/contrib/boxes/boxes.module on line 458.
i think all works fine but what this massage is actually means and how to fix it.

Hi Folks,
I am trying to upgrade a site from 4.7 to 6.19. Since the site is in drupal 4.x I dont get to see the version number of the modules.where can get to see them in drupal core 4.7 ?.Drupal 4.x does not have the info file so I think that all the details are in the module file.When I checked it I got only the following version number
eg: $Id: image.module,v 1.197.2.3 2006/08/23 20:00:31 walkah Exp $
i want to get the exaact version of this module and other such modules.It would be very thankful if anybody could help.

Ok i followed the update.txt to the "t" and it went well for the most part, here is my issue, it has failed to update and is telling me that i have to install the update still, this is a problem for me, as i have a production site up and really dont want to have it down while i fumble to figure out what is happening, it said when i ran update.php that there were no updates available and tit ran and said that it it attempted to do the update and taht if competed there would not be any errors... ther wee no errors, but said that i was still running 6.16 instead of the new 6.19...
why am i having trouble with this?

Hello
I just did an upgrade from 6.17 to 6.19, and everything seemed to go smoothly until I tried bringing back my site to how it was. I'm glad I backed up everything in the Drupal directory, otherwise, I'd be totally screwed. As it is, I'm only partly screwed. I had just reuploaded my customized theme, when I noticed none of the modules I had installed were there, which makes sense because I deleted everything (as it specified in the instructions).
So I decided the best course of action would be to do the same thing I did with my customized theme. I then found the "modules" directory in my old backup of the drupal installation directory, which I had extracted onto my harddrive, compressed it into a tar file, and then went to upload it on to the new drupal installation directory on the server. Didn't work. The file was too big. So I then split the file into 9 archive files (tar.001, tar.002, etc), and then uploaded these 9 files. Once they were uploaded I used the command "tar -xvM -f modules.tar.001 -f modules.tar.002 -f modules.tar.003..." for all 9 files. The "modules" folder appeared. I thought I was in business.