If you want to, you can still use the files from CVS tagged with DRUPAL-4-5. They won't be deleted.<br><br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">2006/5/27, <a href="mailto:blogdiva@culturekitchen.com">blogdiva@culturekitchen.com
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Noooooooooooooo!<br><br>Why do you need to remove this stuff? There are those who like I have<br>not upgraded yet to 4.6 and are not necessarily in a hurry to jump to<br>4.7. If for any reason, you should leave things as they are for
<br>people who, like me, are jinxed enough to maybe have to do a clean<br>install of 4.5 before going on to the upgrade.<br><br>I am just paralyzed about upgrading. I have yet to see any good step-<br>by-step on how to do this. So please, don't move anything that people
<br>like me may have to use during the countless hours it will take to go<br>up a decimal point.<br><br>/ liza sabater, publisher<br>culturekitchen network<br><br><br>On 27.May.2006, at 09:28, Gerhard Killesreiter wrote:
<br><br>> Hi there!<br>><br>> As of the last security release Drupal 4.5 is de facto unsupported.<br>> Contributed modules and themes are already no longer repackaged<br>> (don't know who changed that and when). I plan to remove the
<br>> existing tarballs from files/projects so that they are no longer<br>> for download. Please voice your objections soon (and you better<br>> have very good reasons ;).<br>><br>> Cheers,<br>> Gerhard
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