Drupal 6.x

I own an e-commerce website built on Drupal 6. It is a membership site and has been in operation since July, 2011. The e-commerce process operates with MoneyScripts and PayPal. The site uses CloudFlare, Sucuri and Symantec/VeriSign EV SSL. Since developing the site, the web design company has been performing on-going maintenance, i.e. performing updates, as needed and special projects as they arrive. Recently my web design company informed me that they were closing their business on 01 August, 2015. Other than the very occasional hiccup, the site is largely trouble-free.

i am having a problem getting it to work. i understand this issue could
be with drupal, sox, my os, or my apache server. i manage a vps.

track'n stack allows for collaborative music creation. pretty cool and unique to my knowledge.

when i upload a file, the prompt says "processing mixdown" and stays that way.
since there is only one file there, i don't understand why it says this.
if i upload a second file after checking out the first file, the same thing happens.

Hi,

I have created a custom content type and added a field_attachment field. I create new content using the New content type and add some files. When I browse the page / node, the files are listed together with very large icons in the top.
I am unable to find out how to override these default settings.

I think I need to create an override file, but how ?

Please help

Hello - total Drupal novice here. I have recently successfully migrated two Drupal instances from one host to another.

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www.floridaindoorairquality.com

Hi to all!
I have a problem with upgrade D6 to D7.
What I did:
1) Ugrade D6 to latest version;
2) Disable all modules (exept core modules)
3) Delete all files, exept my own files and "sites" folder;
4) Download latest D7 version, start update.php;
Than I have some warnings and errors.
The first, and the main, I can't use admin page. Drupal says: "you have no administer elements". I can only enable/disable modules on "admin/modules" and give permissions to them.
Also, on update.php drupal says: