Upgrading Drupal

Hello,

Last night I installed Drupal 8.2.1 as a fresh installation to a quality site that is completely separate from my main site. It is a completely different folder and has it's own dedicated database.

Installation of Drupal Core and the 5-7 extensions went very smooth. However, periodically when I am setting up and configuring different aspects of my site, upon clicking Save, I immediately receive an internal 500 error. When I refresh the page, my changes sometimes stick and sometimes do not.

Update wont run after updating to 7.51

When i try to run the script I get that 2 pending updates are needed

system module
7081 - Remove the Drupal 6 default install profile if it is still in the database.

dblog module
7003 - Account for possible legacy systems where dblog was not installed.

When I click on apply updates I get an empty screen (the update left part of the page is visible) and I get Javasrcipt errors printed in my console (the file that produces the error is batch.js in line 25

Hi All,

I'm still having an extremely difficult time migrating our Drupal 6 site to Drupal 7.

I tried to update AddToAny and am receiving this Database Error below. I then figured maybe I need to update Drupal Core to 8.2 (from 8.1.10) and it applies all but 5 DB errors. but when it gets to the AddToAny update, it fails and does not continue with the rest. Please help!!

Error Received for AddToAny DB update:

Our Drupal server is on a remote machine, with LAMP, but the SP allow only local access to the database. Now I want to upgrade Drupal with migration from my home PC, but it stops very early because of the remote access. Is there any other mode to upgrade the site?

A friend asked me to update his site, but has no real information on Drupal or editing the site. Someone else built the site for him. He could not tell me how/where to login to the backend of the site. The site has not been updated in years, and is very broken. I am supposed to login and figure out whether it'll be easy to fix or not. (I assume that a couple years of not running updates is the biggest issue...)