My employer is getting ready to migrate one or more sites to Drupal 7. The question is, how feasible is it to operate Drupal in a SQL Server environment as opposed to MySQL? Except for me, our team is entirely Cold Fusion Java based. Given that some members of the team know databases very well, how wise is it to install a module to enable SQL server to run Drupal in SQL:
I work for an interactive agency and we love Drupal. We now have deployed Drupal across many clients/servers/situations (over 10 websites with prod/stage/dev - 30+ Drupal instances). Right now all our websites have an admin (modified username) with the possibility of 3 passwords we've used over the past two years.
My question, is their a way to script a solution to rotate out these super-admin users every 3-6 months? Instead of logging into each site and changing it via the admin interface?
I have to migrate my old forum to my new Drupal site. Therefore, I have installed the phpbb migrate module.
But regardless what I enter in the migrate page, I always get an error "this website could not be loaded".
Any ideas or hints how to successfully migrate a phpbb forum including all post and users to Drupal?
Hi and thanks for help.
Does a module to migrate views, nodes & all others contents from drupal 6 to 7 exists ?
I must convert a drupal 6.x website to 7.x . I've already made modules' conversion and now I need to migrate views, nodes and content.
I'm working with a csv file as source; but the field that is used as sourceid sometimes have a duplicate record; so it doesn't import again. That's ok; but my problem is because if it gives me unprocessed rows. Since I have other migrations depending on the first one; they don't get executed due to these unprocessed rows.