By Ole Martin on

I trying to help with a big problem. It's a normal filestructure, well allmost, but in this case we have it like this:
/sites/all/modules/drupal-5.3/modules/. It didn't help to delete "drupal5.5/modules."
So how to get it back to normal structure . Now I can't drive "update.php and it will be a #¤"!%% to keep this site up-to-date

Any angel here?

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pbarnett commented

Hi!

If you have shell (command line) access to the directories this is easy to fix; cd to the sites/all/modules directory and type 

cp -r drupal-5.3/modules/* .

This will copy the modules into the correct place. If this is OK, you can delete the old directories with

rm -rf drupal-5.3

Pete.

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Ole Martin commented

I have ftp and CP (Control Panel) and the files are on my host, not local.
I will check out if I can use shell, but I don't tink that.

Ole Martin
http://www.drupal.no (DiN)

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pbarnett commented

You could use Filezilla to fetch the sites/all/modules/drupal-5.3/modules folder, delete the remote drupal-5.3/modules, and ftp the modules back in the correct place.

Pete.

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Ole Martin commented

Yes, I have done all of that, but then I get some error (can't find...)
It's seem to med that if has something to du width som connections in the database. Maybe it's an url in some importen file. I really don't know. This are not a big site, so I told them to make a new one to tomorrow. Week-end work ;-}

But thanks for your answered
Ole Martin
http://www.drupal.no (DiN)

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pbarnett commented

Hei!

Easier to build again than fix. I agree.

Pete.