If Upgrading to 1.7 directly from 1.4 or earlier (if updates 7005 and 7006 have not yet been run), then they fail because redhen_org_machine_name() has been removed.

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Thanks for this patch. Worked well for us when skipping versions of Redhen prior to 1.8. I found this issue buried in search results, so in case anyone else is copying from watchdog, this might help the crawlers:

Call to undefined function redhen_org_machine_name() in [...] redhen/modules/redhen_org/redhen_org.install, line 463

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This patch helped me to update redhen to 1.8 and deploy successfully.

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Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Needs work

As is, this would then break any updates from 1.5 or 1.6. The proper handling is likely to recreate the function redhen_org_machine_name() in the installer.