By pog21 on

I keep getting an email from my drupal site telling me that,
"The installed version of at least one of your modules or themes is no longer supported. Upgrading or disabling is strongly recommended! Please see the project homepage for more details."
However it doesn't say which module, and on the actual site's available updates there is no mention of it.

Is there a way of determining which module it refers to without having to visit each project page to checking?

drupal core v6.20

(I did a search for this issue but didn't find an answer, so sorry if it's a duplicate.)

Thanks!

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webdrips’s picture

webdrips commented

Not sure which module could be the culprit, but looks like this API call is the source of the text: http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules--update--update.module/function...

You may want to run update.php again, as sometimes it needs to be run more than once (in D6 anyway) due to dependent updates.

Perhaps you could check your recent log entries, status report, etc. to see if anything turns up there?

Go to /admin/reports/updates/settings if you wish to change your notification settings.

I've also seen some situations where module maintainers don't properly update their modules and it confuses the updater.

My suggestion if all else fails is to start with the less popular modules. Curious to know your findings in any case.

Regards,

Dan

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pog21’s picture

pog21 commented

Using drush I discovered the problem is with a module I got from another site. Have notified the author about it, but no news yet. As far as I'm aware it is still supported.
What I don't understand is, if it is not part of d.o and the vcs, how can my site know whether the module is supported or not? Or, why is the site suddenly sending these messages?

pog21’s picture

pog21 commented

Installed an update to the module and it's all working OK. It could have been that the previous version got corrupted in some way, but the update came out the same day I posted on the maintainer's site, so who knows...

gr33nman’s picture

gr33nman commented

For future reference for others: I had the same error and found that Content Templates (Contemplate) is no longer supported in 7.0. Just disable it and remove it from your system.