Drupal 6.x

Hello friends !
I have a Drupal 6 installation, which I set up a few years back, and still running nicely. I did not have to touch it so far. However, I have forgotten how the Date / Time are controlled - by any module ? any file ?

I have activity stream [time-ago] which shows much granular time like x years y months z days n hours nn seconds ago etc
I do not want the z days n hours nn seconds ago etc when stuffs are years old - just months and years

Similarly I also have comments which have similar time-stamps. The node are okay as they display DD-MM etc

Hello their,

i'm new to drupal and have to update a friends website from drupal 6.32 to 7.34.

I first updated to 6.34 which worked fine, but I'm stuck updating to 7.34.

I followed the instructions from the UPGRADE.txt.
I removed all filest exept the "sites" folder and copy the new files from the 7.34 archiv.
when I try to call update.php it redirects me to the install.php file and all I get is the
white screen of death.
In the apache error log I get the following error:

Login failures are registered with a severity of "Notice" in D7 (and I think D6). This is the same severity as a the reporting of the completion of a cron job.

So a login failure is considered more benign than an "access denied" event (Severity warning).

Most other systems consider login failures to be interesting events and you can log them without burying them in the normal day to day operational stuff.

Hi Guys,

New to the Drupal community.

I have recently migrated a production site to a secondary test server (Centos 6.5, Drupal 6.34).

Everything is working as expected except none of my modules are being listed under "Modules".

I have checked the modules and they are all have 0755 permissions and the .info file exists for each module. I don't know what else could have changed when I migrated over to this new server.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hi we run a news site using drupal 6. Currently we have a very cumbersome way to include images into articles. We use the CKeditor and file browser to upload the image file. This takes a very long time and sometimes we get script errors and so on.

Can anyone please recommend to us a better way to upload images into drupal articles? You advice is most appreciated.

Thanks,
Regards,
Kip

Installed model "Redirect 403 to User Login" and tried it. It still behaves the same, it suppose to take you to login page instead of displaying " You do not have permission to view this form." as before. Any ideas?