I upgraded a site built in Drupal 4.7.2 to 5.1.9 so I could export it to HTML and then hand it off to someone else.
No anonymous users -- the whole site needs to be password-protected. The only other contributed module I'm using is front_page, which presents the login block.
After the site exports, I launch the index.html page, which presents try to login, but get this error:
Firefox can't find the file at [...local path...]/files/html_export/export1249488253/front_page&destination=front_page.
I'm using the 4.7.11 version and was wondering about upgrade.
The 6 version is much bigger and complicated, much more abilities then the 4.7 version.
My logic tells me the a much bigger system should be much easier to break.
It should be much harder to protect such a system and easy to protect a small and simple system.
Hi, I'm trying to make a master key module in drupal 4.7.
I often have to log in as a certain user and change something about their account. What I do now is manually edit the users table in the database. I temporarily change the password, then change it back. But this is not safe, and should be avoided. Because of that, I need to make a master key module that will allow me to log in as any user using a certain password.
I think I've got the logic of the code figured out, but I'm having trouble finding the right hook to implement.