Upgrading Drupal

Hello;

I would like to know how to go easily to Drupal 6, from Drupal 6 (yes, that's the same version), but with an tother database.
I would like to go to PostgreSQL, from my actual Mysql installation (without loosing my informations, articles, users registered, etc).

Thanks.

I've just moved our Drupal site to Site5.com. There were various issues in the move, MySQL parameters that needed tweaking and so on.

I got all that ironed out and I just updated to Drupal-6.12 and I've started trying to update the modules. The core update seemed to go OK, but now when I try to update modules (Messaging for example, needed a security update), as usual I

Hello! I'm working on my first drupal-based website. I can't find solution (I've searched that forum too) for my problem, then I ask:

I use:
Drupal v. 6.12
Dynamic Persistent Menu (great module!)

Hi.
I recently upgraded Drupal to 6.12 and now I can't get anything to display on the front page anymore, the "node" page.
Everything that was there before is still there but new blogposts just won't show up.
I currently disabled all external modules so nothing should interfere.

If I look at admin/content/node the posts are there but they don't show up on the frontpage.
I've tried publishing them from there but nothing changes.

Any ideas on what to do about this?

Hello,
I'm french, so I apologize for my english and the grammatical errors.
I installed the version six of drupal and I upgraded from my old web site which was running on the old version 5.X.

Seeking help to apply an updte from 6.10 to 6.12

I followed the instructions on the drupal UPGRADING page, until I got to point 10 Run update.php at which point I follow the prompts onscreen, and have the progress bar show remaining 0 of 0 updates.

After that if I run a status report it shows I am still running version 6.10

which has left me confused. Please help.

Have multisite set up:

/public_html/
/public_html/.htaccess (new file which I will change to enable multisite clean URLS)
/public_html/index.php