Upgrading Drupal

Following a recent upgrade from Drupal 5.x to 6.1 everything appears to be working well, except for a single error that I'm seeing when I attempt to run a manual cron job.

Table 'mywebsite_websites.test' doesn't exist

It appears that something is looking for a table but where and how do I correct this?

I'm trying to upgarde from Drupal 4.7.x with MySQL 3.23 to Drupal 5.7 with MySQL 4.1.

I get the following warnings:

After evaluating the new Drupal 6.1, I've found it to be quite nice. However, I wouldn't recommend trying to move from 5.x to 6.1 - to put it short - it's impossible.......

I've spent the past two days reviewing procedures and have made several attempts all which have utterly failed in one manner or another. I've moved a test copy of the 5.x site to another server and it runs fine. As soon as I go through the steps to upgrade to 6.x I end up with database errors and other problems that the site finally crashes.

Drupal is a great way to go - IF YOU DON'T PLAN ON UPGRADING.

The same thing happened to me after the last time I updated Drupal, namely, after the update, categories/taxonomy are no longer available for adding when you post an article, forum message, etc.

I recall there being some sort of fix for this, it was relatively simple, but I can't remember what it was...nor can I seem to find reference to it when searching.

If anyone can point me in the right direction, please do so...thanks.

Hi Everyone

On one of our websites, we updated the DB using update.php.

The problem now is that the content is seen fine when we are logged in as Admin

But for anonymous user, the posts are shown from December 2007. They aren't seeing the latest posts on our website.

Any clue why this happened, and

How we can rectify the issue.

Thanks in advance

Forgive me if this is not the correct place for this post. I struggled with where to post this question.

I have been working with Drupal off an on now for a few months. Going back and forth between Wordpress and Drupal. I like features in both and I may eventually use both together if I can get them to synch up.

I prefer Drupal because it seems to have more features and more of what I am looking for. My concern is this: