I just updated a site from 7.44 to 7.50 and when I went to run the update, I got a message:

User warning: The following module is missing from the file system: bundle_copy. In order to fix this, put the module back in its original location. For more information see the documentation page. in _drupal_trigger_error_with_delayed_loggin()(line 1128 of /var/www/bin/drupal-7.50/includes/bootstrap.inc)

I looked at the indicated documentation and it seemed that it was as likely to be a false message as a real one. I checked the directory where drupal-6.37, drupal-7.44, and drupal-7.50 are installed and there is no file called bundle_copy anywhere under any of those directories.

So, is this real? Is it meaningful? How do I fix it?

I should note that my update process for a new version of Drupal is to untar the release in this bin directory, tar up everything under sites in the old version, untar that into the sites directory of the new version, then alter the symbolic links on the actual website directories to point to the new version.

Comments

VM’s picture

https://www.drupal.org/project/bundle_copy was at some point installed and improperly removed/uninstalled.

onejam’s picture

Or use Drush and run this command:

drush sql-query "DELETE from system where name='bundle_copy' AND type = 'module';"

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tamhas’s picture

So, the fix is to install it and uninstall it again? I'm not sure I have ever actually uninstalled something. Deactivated, yes, but uninstall?

VM’s picture

there is an uninstall tab on the modules page that should be utilized before a module is deleted from the file system