On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 2:11 PM, Earnie Boyd <earnie@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

Quoting Didine <didinux@gmail.com>:

Hello Earnie,

Thanks for the link :)

I now have a small problem, how can i disable the contrib modules i have in
my 4.7 drupal install ? (keep in mind that i can't login to my site) so the
question how can i disable the contrib module from the database ?

I find that the best way to disable modules for upgrading is to move the contrib modules directory outside of the Drupal root to a backup directory. You are not going to need those version any longer but you might need to remember something you've forgotten about one of them.

I also make use of symlinking (junction points on windows) for the root directory and install Drupal in /opt/drupal/drupal5, /opt/drupal/drupal6, etc.

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