Hi folks, longtime PostgreSQL sufferer -er I mean user.
Attempting an upgrade from 6.20 to 7.0 I get the following errors on my PostgreSQL 9.0.2 database-based site:
user module
Update #7009
Failed: PDOException: SQLSTATE[42804]: Datatype mismatch: 7 ERROR: default for column "data" cannot be cast to type bytea: ALTER TABLE {users} ALTER "data" TYPE bytea USING "data"::bytea; Array ( ) in db_change_field() (line 2888 of /www/drupal/farbot-7.0/includes/database/database.inc).
I am having an error when trying to upgrade to Drupal 7.(6.20 to 7.0)
I'm trying to follow the directions here - http://drupal.org/node/570162
and in the upgrade.txt file in the drupal-7.0 package. These do not match.
things I've done-
- logged in as user1
- site is in offline mode
- set to original garland theme
- disabled all non-core modules
here's where the problems start-
- I've replace my entire drupal root folder with the contents of the drupal-7.0 package. with these exceptions---
1. Should I delete /sites/default/default.settings.php and replace it with the drupal-7.0 one? or leave the D6 one?
2. Should I temporarily remove the contents of /sites folder for the upgrade? or just the directories in the /sites folder besides the /sites/default folder?
3. Should I create a settings.php file? from the drupal-7.0 default.settings.php? or leave my original?(made both writable)
I have taken the task to upgrade D7alpha6 live site (dont ask how it ended up like this) to Drupal 7 GA. Basically I see only one way forward - to reinstall completely, and this is how I intend to do it:
I'm new to Drupal and creating my first Drupal site in D6. It's a bit like a classified ads site but it has a social aspect ie. users communicating with users. How the users are created is very important. Now that D7 is out I am considering upgrading in about 6 months, once some more of the bugs are gone.