I've spent my whole evening trying to import the sql database of my community's old 4.6 drupal installation to drupal 5.2, and now that I *think* I got it uploaded right, and hit the update.php script... well.. big anti-climax, it says the update went fine, there's no errors being displayed, but none of the content I thought I put back either! :(
The update page (http://drupal.org/drupal-5.2) with patches #17 and #18 for Drupal 5.1 says explicitly: "We recommend you do the full upgrade as the patches to not contain many of the additional bugfixes that went into the releases."
Why aren't unified patches (a la the linux kernel) provided which would include all the bug fixes up to this point?
After suffering a security breach I have finally upgraded to the latest 4.x release. It went very smoothly except I no longer have the option to set access permissions on individual pages. Worse yet, it seems the old permissions are still having some effect as none of the site is accessible to anyone but me. All pages with the exception of our download section are meant to be public.
I have some websites to create for petty soon (around back-to-school) and I decided I would go straight to 6.0, since I don't want to try to understand Drupal 5 only to have to go to 6 just after two months (I already saw quite a lot of differences between 5 and 6).
The story is long (and very boring for anyone whose gone through upgrade nightmares) but basically for the last 5 days I've been pulling my hair out fruitlessly trying to make filefield, imagefield, image_cache modules to work on a site I upgraded from version 4.7 to 5.2. CCK was installed on the 5.2 version for the first time.
to upgrade 5.1 to 5.2 raise a big problem -> the dates of the events are 1970 no 2007 all events are now,
How to fix, please?
sites/all/modules
- date
- event