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I've checked a number of installations and found that the 6.x-3.4 release is not appearing in the available updates page (admin/reports/updates). I'm seeing "Up to date" notations with the 6.x-3.3 version. I don't know why this is the case, but as this is an important module and other security releases from today are appearing - I thought I should at least mention it.
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Comment #1
TallDavid CreditAttribution: TallDavid commentedBumping to critical since it affects a security release. After upgrading from FileField 6.x-3.3 to 6.x-3.4 I get the following message in Available Updates:
What is the proper course of action?
Comment #2
fitter CreditAttribution: fitter commentedsubscribing, same issue as #1
Comment #3
quicksketchI have no idea where this error would come from. It's certainly not from FileField or Drupal core. My guess is Acquia Drupal?
Comment #4
mule77 CreditAttribution: mule77 commentedI've the same problem as #1
the solution suggest in http://drupal.org/node/829856?mode=2&sort=2 is the right solution?
Comment #5
mule77 CreditAttribution: mule77 commentedI tried this patch (http://drupal.org/files/issues/filefield-missing-argument-filefield-view...) and seems to solve the problem correctly
Comment #6
gillesbailleuxAlso applied patch successfully
Update: the warning disappeared but it did not solve the problem (http://drupal.org/node/829992)
Comment #7
Argus CreditAttribution: Argus commentedsubscribing, same issue as #1
edit: curiously enough this only occurs in 2 out of 3 Drupal installations.
Comment #8
bengtan CreditAttribution: bengtan commentedI think you will find there are two separate issues which some people are confusing with each other.
One is #829856: warning: Missing argument 2 for filefield_view_access() which has a fix there.
The other issue is this one which, I believe, is due to the release history file for Filefield (http://updates.drupal.org/release-history/filefield/6.x) being temporarily out of date. In this history file, version 6.x-3.4 was momentarily marked as unpublished.
This seems to have been cleared up as the history file now looks correct and up to date.
Other people may have applied the fix for #829856: warning: Missing argument 2 for filefield_view_access() and then this issue fixed itself (by the history file being brought up to date) and came to the mistaken conclustion that these two issues are related.
Comment #9
croryx CreditAttribution: croryx commentedSubscribing. Same problem on a standard Drupal install.
Comment #10
JayNL CreditAttribution: JayNL commentedI always hate such replies, but sorry: Subscribing!
Comment #11
scottsawyeroh, dear lord, I love you ALL. What a fast response! The patch worked like butter on toast.
Comment #12
grndlvl CreditAttribution: grndlvl commentedPatch from #0 applies w/ a little fuzz but still applies just fine. Works well and I would agree with #8.Also not sure why this was marked as fixed :/ I checked CVS and fix is not in so I am thinking this was an accident?Ignore the above comment I seemed to have cross posted myself... Gong o_O However I still think this still was closed on accident. Was meant for #829856: warning: Missing argument 2 for filefield_view_access()
Comment #13
grndlvl CreditAttribution: grndlvl commentedComment #14
Argus CreditAttribution: Argus commentedRunning update.php for a second time solved the problem for me in my 2 remaining Drupal installations.
Comment #15
croryx CreditAttribution: croryx commentedThanks bengtan/Argus. Another running of update.php fixed it.
Comment #16
pwolanin CreditAttribution: pwolanin commentedthis was some temporary glitch in the update system.