Just uploaded this module to my D6.20 site, and when I go to the module listing to enable it, there is a note under the module name: "This version is incompatible with the 6.20 version of Drupal core."

Is there something else I need to do?

Thanks

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pobster commented

Can you open up the logotool.info file and paste the contents here?

Pobster

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Steel Rat commented

Here it is:

; $Id: logotool.info,v 1.3 2010/02/09 07:02:33 pobster Exp $
name = Logotool
description = "Various tools for your site logo."
core = 6.x
; Information added by drupal.org packaging script on 2010-05-10
version = "6.x-2.05"
core = "6.x"
project = "logotool"
datestamp = "1273500016"

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pobster commented

Interesting... Can you type this sql statement and check the filepath (I know it says name blame Dries not me...);

mysql> SELECT filename FROM system WHERE name = 'logotool';

Eg. mine says; sites/all/modules/CONTRIB/logotool/logotool.module

Just ensure that it's referencing the correct module location (you might have another uploaded in sites/default/modules which is D7.x).

Thanks,

Pobster

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Steel Rat commented

I'll have to do that this evening when I get home. But I can tell you there is no sites/all/modules/contrib folder...

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pobster commented

Uhhhh irrelevant...?

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Steel Rat commented

Why would it be irrelevant. Is it not a real path?

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pobster commented

Yeah it's completely a real path, but it's recursive so *anything* inside modules gets scanned. I use contrib as drush will favour it if it's present.

Anyways, none of this really matters! What matters is the output of that query!

Thanks,

Pobster

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Steel Rat commented

Ok, but the contrib folder doesn't exist on my server under sites/all/modules.

I ran the query in phpmyadmin after choosing the system table, and it returned 0 rows.

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pobster commented

Dude, forget about the contrib folder - it's irrelevant! It could just as easily be called the banana folder, that's not really the point!

Well at least we've now established the problem is on your end and not with the module. Try re-downloading it, maybe something got corrupted on the way down the interweb tube. If you are able, use drush as it checks the md5.

Thanks,

Pobster

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Steel Rat commented

I preformed an uninstall of the module, deleted the folder and all copies, re-downloaded, and re-installed, and it looks like it's working.

The path thing still bugs me, though. I know you keep saying it's irrelevant, but how can it find a path that doesn't exist on my server?

Anyway, thanks for the help!

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pobster commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

I said a few times that's just where *I* store my contrib modules because drush uses it over the standard module directory which I use for other things nowhere did I tell you that you should have it, you've just read that into what I actually wrote. Honestly forget it, you've picked up on something I never asked you to look for.

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Steel Rat commented

Ok, I've got it now. Sorry for being dense.

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pobster commented

Ha no worries ;o)

Thanks,

Pobster