When opening the site the last users details are visible in the login box. I heard 'login register path' would fix it so I tried to download but there doesn't seem to be a Drupal 7 version. Any advice would be very welcome.

Hello, I'm new to working with Drupal and i have to migrate an existing site from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10.
When i go to /upgrade in the modules that won't be upgraded section, i have a big list of them.
Now i'm trying to upgrade the views module but i can't find any patch or how to do it or solve it.
I've been looking at https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/views_conditional and did the same for each of the modules listed, but couldn't find a way to update them

Hello!

My goal is very easy in thought.
What im trying to accomplish is using a alias domain to display everything that is related to the primary domain.
Site is Drupal 7 version.

It will share the same db/website/public_html dir/users
I have Cpanel.

Domain1.com (Primary)
Domain2.com (Alias)

I succesfully setup the alias domain but when trying to display it in the browser the domain jumps back to primary domain when it comes to /node/ permalinks

Example:

I am working to help upgrade a Drupal 7.91 site to 7.98 and the upgrade ran successfully in a lower environment (call it Dev) but not in the intermediate environment (UAT). In UAT when running update.php from the browser (Drush is not available) it gets stuck when running the part of the update labeled: "7086 - Prepare the schema and data of the sessions table for hashed session ids.". It sits for a couple of minutes or so, then returns this error "An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 502 Debugging information follows.

Hi friends.
I'm trying to log back into an old site after years and can't get in. Resetting the password by mail does not work, I always get an error.
So I did it via an SQL command in the database. The command is also executed, but I still can't get in. I used SQL to create an MD5 hash as the password.
as a password. In my opinion, Drupal also works with MD5 hashes and the password is then also in the correct place in the database as an MD5 hash (-> 70c04e53f3216a44d9b4f3e517f9b45c unencrypted 'NewPassword').