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Sub domain share users from prefix main_ in settings.php for Drupal 10

Hi, I have set up several sub-domains with their own functionality, but want to be able to share users from main_ prefix in the database.

The following works for default site settings.php

Drupal 9.5.11 to 10.1.6 Upgrade is Unsuccessful

Currently running Drupal core 9.5.11 and am attempting to upgrade to 10.1.6. Unlike a previous post for Drupal 9.5.10, I am using Composer to perform the upgrade.

I have checked all Modules running on my site and they are up to date and compatible. I have backed up my site and database and attempted to upgrade using the following:

composer update "drupal/core-*" --with-all-dependencies

When I run this code I receive the following output:

Drupal upgrade 9.5.10 to 10.1.6 upgrade gives error in core file

We tried to upgrade Drupal from 9.5.10 to 10.1.6 upgrade gives error in core file

Very, VERY old site finally broke

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.

i want to upgrade my drupal 8 to 9

 but when i start Download any module in Drupal 8 give me memory err infect i  increase memory in php.ini file 2G memory limit

i try  many solution but still i face this issue

WYSIWYG buttons missing in CKEditor5 after upgrade to 9.5.11

I had been using 9.4.9 and upgraded to 9.5.11. In response to the warning about CKEditor being deprecated, I followed the instructions as follows:

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