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I'm Chris Higginbotham with the Calcasieu Parish Public Library. I'm working on migrating our website from a hosted server to one that is in-house and I am running into a few problems.
A few of the plugins that we use appear to be either unmaintained and unsupported, or are simply not compatible with newer versions of PHP.
Our current host runs Debian with PHP 5.2. Our own server runs PHP 5.3 on Fedora right now. It appear's that we will not be able to get PHP 5.2 running on any Red Hat based distro without compling from scratch. Several modules will not even render in the browser on our internal server and it would appear that the issue is with the differing versions of PHP. My programming skills are not enough to troubleshoot this effectively. I can provide plenty of backend support, but not full coding support.
The modules that appear to have the problems are Asset, Calendar, and one that appears to be named Date. Below is a partial list of the errors that we tend to get. Asset does not render or work properly at all. I'm not entirely sure about the rest.
Just done a clean install ready for a new website so no baggage to bring along or worries about saving a site or db etc.
Installed 6.14 from the sip's CGI library - fine.
Updated to 6.24 via ftp - fine.
Upgraded to 7.12 via ftp (following the instructions in upgrade.txt) and now I get the following error message.
I test migration from D6 to D7 and have problem afterwards, in D7, with integer fields which are not required. When I add a node and leave that field empty, I get a pdo exception.
Does it happens to you or not?
I use easyphp 5.3.8.1.
To simplify I made the following test
I did a new install drupal 6.24 English
I add cck module last version, I enable text and integer.
I add a new content type with an integer field, not required.
I add 3 contents (not important).
I migrate from D6 to D7, core, then cck
When I add a new content of that content type, with no value for integer, I get :
We upgraded our site from Drupal 7.10 to 7.12 and moved from IIS to Apache. We moved from IIS to Apache due to a few problems we were experiencing like the inability to upload image files. Now after making the move we are unable to install an Omega Sub Theme op_omega 1.X in the Sites All Themes directory. We get the following error message: Warning: opendir(sites/all/themes): failed to open dir: Permission denied in file_scan_directory() (line 2034 of /var/www/includes/file.inc). The permissions on the themes folder look good rwxrwxrwx.