By leandro.pavan on
Good afternoon folks!
I am having some problems trying to update from 6.26 to 6.28. I'd done all the procedures that is told to in the UPGRADE.txt but after doing all the procedures the core remains in the 6.26 version. The meaning of this procedure is to upgrade to 7. Is it really necessary? And about the updating to 6.28? Did anyone experienced this problem?
Thanks a lot.
Leandro.
Comments
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Did you delete all files and folders except for the sites folder?
Yes.
Yes.
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I'd do it again. the version # is pulled from system.module
are you sure you ran update.php?
Yes. When i do it it runs
Yes. When i do it it runs normally but it didn't do the update. I had tried all possibles stuffs. I
'd already tried in my local machine and it did work but in my server don't. So i change all the privileges from the user of the DB but it remains the same.
What could it be?
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open the system.module file look for the version # what is included in the file?
Where i find the
Where i find the system.module file?
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you could have performed a file search for the file in question. Doing so will locate the file in question in the /modules/system/ folder.
/** * The current system
/**
* The current system version.
*/
define('VERSION', '6.28');
/**
The version shown above is 6.28 but when i access the administration page and run the status report it shows to me that the version is 6.26.
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perform a full file level search on the install and make sure there inst 2 system.module files. This tends to happen when users backup their old install in a place where Drupal can still see it, or accidentally embed two installations inside one another.
Thanks. The problem was
Thanks.
The problem was solved. The problem was a beta module called "l10n_install-6.x-1.0-beta8" which i don't have a clue of what it do for the CMS. The only thing i notice was that this module copy the hole folder of Drupal and to do the upgrade i had to change the files on this folder too.
It's a hell when we get a job which we didn't start.
Thanks a lot!