I think it's best to upgrade to each version separatly, then you're sure that you wont miss anything. 2006/9/15, pault <pault@burngreave.net>:

hi all

i have had to revert a test site to a 4.6.4 back up version. it has some patches applied so doesn't operate on our main drupal install.

i obviously want to get this up to 4.6.9 asap. is it ok to go 4.6.4 > 4.6.9 or do i have to go 4.6.4>.5>.6>.7>.8>.9? i am familiar with the untar, do diffs etc malarkey, just want to know if i can get away with doing it once rather than five times.

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http://drupal.org/drupal-4.6.4 http://drupal.org/drupal-4.6.5 http://drupal.org/drupal-4.6.6 http://drupal.org/node/65351 http://drupal.org/drupal-4.7.2 http://drupal.org/drupal-4.7.3 It seems there are no API or database changes between these releases. On 9/14/06, pault <pault@burngreave.net> wrote:

hi all

i have had to revert a test site to a 4.6.4 back up version. it has some patches applied so doesn't operate on our main drupal install.

i obviously want to get this up to 4.6.9 asap. is it ok to go 4.6.4 > 4.6.9 or do i have to go 4.6.4>.5>.6>.7>.8>.9? i am familiar with the untar, do diffs etc malarkey, just want to know if i can get away with doing it once rather than five times.

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