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Site Out - Upgrade problem 7b3 to rc1

Hello,

I'm maintaining my Drupal website (www.fxseedtrading.com) since 2 years and although i have basic skills in php, i never had such a big problem.

My site was running fine in French/English with version 6.19.
I upgraded to d7b2 then d7b3 : it was an error for me because lot of modules (i18 for exemple) are not ready to d7 and i don't have enough php/html skills to do what i want for my site. Under d7b3 my site was running fine, although with less functions.

The real trouble began when i upgraded from d7b3 to d7rc1. I used the same was as usual and followed upgrade.txt. When i ran update.php, instead of an update page i got locked on an install page! I stopped there and looked my htaccess config, settings.php.... Instead of resolving the install/upgrade problem i now have errors in database.... and site definetely out...

Now i'm here and when i connect to my site www.fxseedtrading.com with/without the update.php i have a page with these errors.

* Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in Database::parseConnectionInfo() (line 1368 of /homez.194/fxseedtr/www/includes/database/database.inc).
* Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in Database::parseConnectionInfo() (line 1368 of /homez.194/fxseedtr/www/includes/database/database.inc).

Problem updating Core from 6.12 to 6.19

Updating Drupal core from 6.12 to 6.19
I am a newbie in Unix and Drupal.
Drupal is running as an Intranet, and a sole site on an Ubuntu server, in /var/www/

Drupal RC1 to final and first public release ?!

Hello,

Is it ok to go ahead and develop a new site on my newly installed Drupal 7 RC1 (fresh - never tried D7 before). Will the upgrade path to the final Drupal 7 (when released) be smooth ?! Do I need to worry about this or not ?!

Thanks for the great work!

Which is the best cloud host to run PHP on?

I think the best option would be to run PHP on the Microsoft Cloud - Azure. They provide a lot of tooling and support specific to PHP.

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