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[Solved] SMTP Authentication Support won't update

I'm working on a Drupal 10.5.2 site that uses the SMTP Authentication Support module.

The Status Report for this site tells me that the SMTP Authentication Support module is Out of Date.  The Available Updates>Update list says that the Site version is 8.x-1.2 and the Recommended version is 8.x-1.4.

I have tried multiple times to update the module with:
composer require 'drupal/smtp:^1.4'

How to POST files via the API?

Hello,

I'm using the private file system and seem to be having a hard time using the API to POST a file to Drupal 11.

I can GET a file, GET media, POST media etc. - just not POST a file.

I'd prefer the JSON API - currently via Postman - and the file is uploaded (via an API user).
If I download it from the FTP (private file system) it's working fine, I can open the PDF file.

If I just click on it in /en/admin/content/files I see a:

Access denied
You are not authorized to access this page.

Remove "more details" link on news feed

In a drupal site, news articles have a link to "more details", is there a way to remove that link and force the news "feed" to have the full content.

My site generally has only 1 or 2 news items at a time, and they are generally announcements, so I just want to have the full content on there.

I set the trimmed value to 3200, however even though all the content is displayed, I'd like to remove the More details... link as it adds no value in this case.

I can't see in the manage display section under teaser how one would do that.

Any ideas? Thanks!

Front end CSV import and user-based graph

Hi everyone,

it is the first time I'm writing to this forum. I hope this is the right place to show my problem and to ask support on it.

I'm using Drupal 11.2.2.
I need to provide, to registered users only, a front-end CSV file import mechanism.
The imported values (from CSV fields) should be stored into a specific database table and each user should graph only own data in a private page (automatic user filtered graph).

[Solved] Can't access .htaccess after server migration

I migrated three Drupal 10.5.2 sites from a CentOS 7 Virtual Private Server to an AlmaLinux 9 Virtual Private Server with GoDaddy.com.

The first two seemed to migrate fine after I updated the domain information to point to the new IP address.

The third, however, is now giving me an error message:
"Forbidden
You don't have permission to access this resource.Server unable to read htaccess file, denying access to be safe
Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request."

How do I fix a broken Drupal site after a module update?

I've built a website using the Drupal platform. After updating a module, the site broke—has anyone experienced this? I'd appreciate any tips on how to fix it.

Thanks 

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