Hello dear developers Drupal!
Missing files uploaded via File attachments. And not just vanish from the page and from the map, but also from the server. This applies to both new files and those that have been downloaded by another 6 core. Lost files with the pages that I work with now. For example, there were 13 files in the list, and suddenly left 1.
kernel 7.19
installed modules
Aggregator 7.19
Block, Blog, Color, Comment
Contact, Content translation, Database logging
Field, Field SQL storage, Field UI
File, Filter, Forum, Help, Image, List, Locale
Menu, Node, Number, Options
Overlay, Path, Poll, Profile, Search
Statistics, System, Taxonomy, Text, Toolbar, Trigger
Update manager, User.
CCK, Content Migrate, CAPTCHA, Image CAPTCHA, Image legacy,
CKEditor 7.x-1.12, Content Access, Localization update, Chaos tools,
Node Reference, References, User Reference, Mail System, Mime Mail, Simplenews
Views, Views Slideshow, Views Slideshow: Cycle, Views slideshow: DDblock, Views Slideshow: Galleria, Views UI
Advanced help, Advanced help example, Field convert, Libraries, Pathauto, Token, Transliteration, Weather,
Taxonomy Block, SpamSpan.
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More details please
What is the OS you are running on?
Acer Aspire 5745
[i5 430M, 3GB, 320GB]
Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)
Drupal 6.15, 7.x
Aware Hosting, Go Daddy, LimeDomains, Rackspace, Tata Instacompute
OC - Ubuntu 10.04Browser
OC - Ubuntu 10.04
Browser Mozilla Firefox 19.0. But in other browsers all the same...
Check the file directories
Check if these files are in sites/default files. I think your files were stored in a particular location and subsequently this directory was changed to another location.
Acer Aspire 5745
[i5 430M, 3GB, 320GB]
Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)
Drupal 6.15, 7.x
Aware Hosting, Go Daddy, LimeDomains, Rackspace, Tata Instacompute
Location of files - one
Location of files - one folder /files. It does not change.
The problem in my experience is that the boot loader in seven core deletes files with Cyrillic and Latin script files if they are named with a capital letter.