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I am new to using Drupal but have had to jump in and get to know how to install and use it due to a client having Drupal installed on his site.
The client had the site, which ran Drupal 6.31, installed on a server in his office and had an issue with a former web developer who prevented the client from using the site from July 2024 onwards having hijacked the domain into his own name and locking the client out from accessing the site via both the browser and server.
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i have a old historic site chronicling rock climbs on Yosemite's el capitan and running drupal 6.38. my client wants to stop paying for hosting and migrate it to a laptop running wamp
i have installed wamp on windows 11 and have successfully installed drupal 6.38 using mariadb
the live site uses mysql. when i create a mysql db and try to do a fresh install of 6.38 i get the notice "unknown database ...."
wamp is using the same version of php as the live site 5.6
Hey! My e-commerce website is in bad shape. Customers can put things in the cart but if they try to checkout, They get an error.
I'm looking for a recommended expert that can fix the problem. I'm on Drupal 6 and Ubercart 6. Yes, I know they're old I just need it fixed so I can limp along until I get a new website from a new provider.
Of course, I'm concerned with irreputable people doing something bad once they get into the background, so I could use some reassurance that the person is legit.
I have a site that has been running for about 10 years. I think it was Drupal 6. It was hacked up pretty good, and although I have *some* proficiency, it's been a long long time since I developed.
The site finally completely broke, and I am unable to get into the UI. Homepage returns a 500 error. Nothing has changed on the site for at least 5 years. I traced it down, and it looks like it is failing on a syntax error from mysql. It looks like something was changed or deprecated between mysql, and the database functions.