Drupal 7.x

PHP 7.2.10
ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS bionic
Apache 2.4.29
Drupal 7.59
Mysql Version 5.7.23

#do-release-upgrade
Used existing config files.

Runs front end html file ok which calls http://www.xxx.org/drupal which now paints blank browser screen.

Applied patch: https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/2018-05-23/drupal-7-php-7-2-2947772-...

Hi, 

Need help on organizing content hierarchy on a simple proof of concept site I started working on with few modules.

- Classified Module (Ed-classifieds)

- Views, Panels.

No other main module involved.

The task: 

    Classified Module currently uses taxonomy to classify sections, such as Cars, Trucks, etc.  
    Classifieds have its own node type.

    However, the sections are not organized under each location. Assume, I have 100 locations (cities)

    Each city will be a node ( a different node type than classified).

Hi,

I am trying to do a fresh install and there are some modules I need to download. I thought this was the urlto download D7 modules:

https://www.drupal.org/project/project_module

I keep getting this message:

5xx Server Error

Drupal.org's servers encountered an error handling your request. Please try again in a few moments. If the problem persists, check @drupal_infra on Twitter for known issues.

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