By alanhogan@alanjhogan.com on

I installed Drupal in June or July 2006. Last time I logged in was Nov 3, according to logs stored in the DB. Dec 20, 2006, I discovered that logging in was possible but not persistent - that is, as soon as I attempted to go to any admin pages, I would get a 403! It's now Dec 25 and this is still a problem!

What DIDN'T help
* Changing browsers
* Update Drupal to the latest 4.7 branch (done AFTER the problem showed up)

I didn't change anything for this to happen. Why is it happening?

Modules I have installed: aggregator, comment, contact, coolfilter, poormanscron, spam, statistics, taxonomy (and more default modules).

Also, it's a problem that I had a half-written page or two (unpublished) that now I can't access (due to the above) -- any way I can access the raw content for Drupal nodes?? I couldn't find them in the web server or in the database! please please please help!

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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Are you on a shared host that recently upgraded to php 5.2?

http://drupal.org/node/102114

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alanhogan@alanjhogan.com commented

Thanks so much. I must seem really inexperienced, but I've been so frustrated!

Do you know where the raw content is stored, though, for future reference?

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In Drupal 4.7, the 'raw content' of an unpublished node should be in the 'node_revisions' table of your database. Though some of the data will also be stored in the 'node' table.

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