Resurrecting Drupal-based websites

I am a retired university lecturer who has used Drupal for nearly 20 years to create websites to satisfy my various academic, professional and hobby interests, including hi-fi, table tennis, rental property advertising and management, provision of online courses, and any other topic which took my interest at the time.  Currently, I am using Drupal version 10 for the first time to create a website for an association of former colleagues.

Drupal 6x site users and their blogs to drupal 10. How?

I have a running drupal 6x site which

- let user have his own blog (this set-up happened super easily and by default in D6 very intuitively with default menu link to individual blog in each user profile page)

- with help of a module, shows in a side bar - month-wise links to each month blog posts were posted

- allowing each user to save his own favorite posts, and this selection could be shown to others from a link in profile page (?watcher module)

node/201/revisions/31807/view - takes too much time

To see some revisions I'm getting "Internal Server Error".

In the logs I see this:

[Mon Jan 16 15:20:45.832899 2023] [fastcgi:error] [pid 16941:tid 140623360337664] [client 157.38.113.58:42646] FastCGI: comm with server "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/php5-fcgi" aborted: idle timeout (30 sec), referer: 

It's Ubuntu 14/Apache/2.4.7 with php5-fpm.  I've edited /etc/php5/fpm/php.ini max_connection but still not able to work out

Generate an RSS feed with all posts (not limited to the last 30)

Greetings

I need to upgrade an old Drupal 6 to the latest releases. The only way I found is changing the PHP engine version to work with every version (6 and 9 or 10) to export data via RSS (using PHP 7 for instance to export data from old 6 version, then PHP 8 to import them in a recent release).

Drupal has an excellent RSS generator that allows me to export post, categories and tags in a very efficient way, and then import the data generated into another Drupal version, more recent. The problem I got is that the RSS feed can have max 30 post.

(Closed)What are these index (6, 15 etc) mean in dsm print?

I've got the answer those are vocabulary ids.

Kindly see taxonomy print  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SYmPlvIL22KxFO9fqX7HwRPWs-6gN0tA/view?u...

I know term 2538 is name of state.

But what is this 6 & 15?

I did dsm($node) in validate_nodeapi Drupal 6 version.

photos not showing up after migrating to new server

successfully migrated d6 to a new server and everything works perfect except the photos do not show up. they are in the files folder with a name like 1 12 33.jpg but drupal is looking for src="/sites/default/files/1%12%33.jpg 

should clean urls have been turned off before migrating? thanks

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