Upgrading Drupal

I have tried upgrading from 4.6.6 to 4.7 several times. this is error

An unrecoverable error has occured. You can find the error message below. It is advised to copy it to the clipboard for reference. Please continue to the update summary

An HTTP error 406 occured. update.php?op=do_update

I check the watchdog

I have migrated my site to Drupal 4.7. I had some problems with the theme but the most important problem was that fedburner dosen´t work.

I have an alias url /feedbu for /node/feed and that is the url i gave to feedburner, but with drupal 4.7 dosen´t work, any idea?

Hey everybody!

I have tried upgrading from 4.6.6 to 4.7 several times. Each time the database upgrade script seems to do its work (no errors) but once it's finished all pages are blank.

I don't know what's going wrong, but perhaps I could try doing a fresh install and inserting the users and posts manually. However, I am not sure which tables I would need to insert then.

Does anybody have suggestions to either running the upgrade script well or manually converting the db?

Regards
Timos

Specifically, I want to give a page node a specific path. It used to be right there on the add/edit form.
ie, /node/123 = /my/cool/path

It must be said that the last time I can confirm seeing it was in 4.5 (I was late upgrading to 4.6, I didn't notice if it was there or not).

I know I'm not crazy, because the url_alias table is still there. I can add to it by hand, but I'd rather not interact with the database directly.

Am I missing something? It's something obvious isn't it? Is it in "Menu settings"?

Not to sound stupid...but where are the upgrade from 4.6x instructions? The install.txt that is linked to off the main page doesn't seem to contain upgrade instructions.

Thanks!

This probably sounds stupid to seasoned veterans, but it caught me this morning, and I've been using Drupal for a couple years.

Best practice is to backup your old drupal install directory and replace it with the new version's contents. In other words, you shouldn't un-tar on top of your old install, you should install a fresh, new copy of drupal and copy the pertinent files from your old install. I've always done it this way, and I've never had a problem.

The GOTCHA here is this: