Upgrading Drupal

Hello

I have this situation..

I have server with drupal 4.6.6 running with following configuration.

PHP version : 4.3.4
Mysql Version : 4.1.21
Apache2 : 2.0.49

I copied all files and dumped database to new server , with following config.

PHP 5.2.x
Mysql 5.0.45
Apache 2.2.8

there was error , File not found , front_page did not work properly.
I tried fresh install of Drupal 4.7 (on new server) it displayed login page each time when I link / menu item was selected. each time username/password had to be typed.

Hi to all..

I am a newbie to drupal..
I am having several doubts in multisite installation in drupal.
I gone through forums and followed the instructions..

I created a folder 'abc.com' and copied settings.php and the following folders:
files, modules, themes, tmp and i pasted all into my new folder 'abc.com'.

/drupal/sites/abc.com/files
/drupal/sites/abc.com/modules
/drupal/sites/abc.com/themes
/drupal/sites/abc.com/tmp
/drupal/sites/abc.com/settings.php

Is there still an upgrade path from 4.6.3 to current? I've read the upgrade instructions, which say to go to 4.6.5, then to the next one, etc. Are those intermediate versions still available for download? Or is there a more straightforward way to jump all the way to current from something that old.

I've put off upgrading for far too long, but don't want to lose the content accumulated during that time

I have a site running Drupal 5.3, which has been needing an update for a while. instead I'm revamping the main structure however I would like to transfer all the users on my current site to the new development site along with all the forum posts and forum taxonomy structure.

Whats the easiest and safest way fo doing this???

Hi i am robbert russo and I am getting this error message after upgrading cck imagefield:
warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: File exists in /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/cms/sites/all/modules/imagecache/imagecache.module on line 245]

what is that thanks

How i add new fields in registration form.....can i use cck... if yes mean pls give details

Regards,
Muthu