By ingopingo on

Hi all,

after my last attempt to upgrade to 6.15 (which leaded to a desaster) I was now able (lucky me!) to restore my 6.14 system so that I have another chance to get things done.

My problem is (as some of you may know) that I have a duplicate 6.14 folder within my /sites/all/modules folder.

Read: /sites/all/modules/drupal-6.14

The problem is now that I don't know how to get rid of this folder, because when I simply rename or delete it, any site call leads to this error message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function locale() in /var/www/web84/html/sites/all/modules/l10n_client/l10n_client.module on line 107

The question is how I get rid of this duplicate prior to upgrade to 6.15. My core files are still all 6.14 at the moment.

Hope that someone can help me out....

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ingopingo commented

So... I tried again and again and still no luck... :-((

In the meantime I have didabled all custom and contributed modules again and finally deleted the doublette (http://localhost/sites/all/modules/drupal-6.14 folder).

If I now try to open any site I get this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function user_access() in E:\xampplite\htdocs\includes\menu.inc on line 2456

If I try to call update.php instead I get this url in the URL bar:

http://localhost/update.php?op=info

After one whole week of rumbling around with this $%%§§&% issue instead of developing my site I haven't any idea left, how to eliminate this folder without loosing access to the site...

This is driving me nuts!!!

Pleeeease someone... Help me out....

heine’s picture

heine commented

1. Remove the folder
2. Make sure the core modules are in modules
3. Execute the following query (from http://drupal.org/node/662876#comment-2394322)

UPDATE system SET filename = substring(filename, 43) WHERE filename LIKE '%drupal-6.14%';
ingopingo’s picture

ingopingo commented

Heine,

thx a million

can I execute exact this query even though my core files are still 6.14, too at this moment?

Last time I should do this my core files within http://localhost/modules were already 6.15

Please excuse my maybe dumb question but I just want to err on the side of caution...

Best regards,
Ingo

heine’s picture

heine commented

I would first fix the directory layout before attempting to upgrade; so yes do this on 6.14.

ingopingo’s picture

ingopingo commented

At the moment all seems to work properly... Thx again!

Now I will try to upgrade to 6.15 again...

ingopingo’s picture

ingopingo commented

Thx a million for the support!

Best regards,
Ingo