I'm running drupal 5.7 with the following optional modules enabled:
calendar-5.x-1.7 cck-5.x-1.6-1. date-5.x-1.8 forms-5.x-1.x-dev nodeaccess-5.x-1.x-dev private_upload-5.x-1.0-beta6 quotes-5.x-1.1 sitecss-5.x-0.2 survey-5.x-1.x-dev views-5.x-1.6 weather-5.x-6.0
I did a backup of my site database and restored it to another site (to test the backup/restore process). When I went to my frontpage, I got "Page not found". To make a long story short, it looks like the views module didn't get re-enabled.
I could get to the /admin page and under the Site Building heading, it didn't show views. When I went to /admin/build/modules and ran update.php, everything started to work again. Does this make sense? Should it be necessary to run update.php after a database restore?
Roy Smith roy@panix.com
Roy Smith wrote:
I'm running drupal 5.7 with the following optional modules enabled:
calendar-5.x-1.7 cck-5.x-1.6-1. date-5.x-1.8 forms-5.x-1.x-dev nodeaccess-5.x-1.x-dev private_upload-5.x-1.0-beta6 quotes-5.x-1.1 sitecss-5.x-0.2 survey-5.x-1.x-dev views-5.x-1.6 weather-5.x-6.0
I did a backup of my site database and restored it to another site (to test the backup/restore process). When I went to my frontpage, I got "Page not found". To make a long story short, it looks like the views module didn't get re-enabled.
I could get to the /admin page and under the Site Building heading, it didn't show views. When I went to /admin/build/modules and ran update.php, everything started to work again. Does this make sense? Should it be necessary to run update.php after a database restore?
Roy Smith roy@panix.com
I think something is missing in your report. If the views module was not shown in admin/build/modules I suspect the files were not copied properly. It is not necessary to run update.php after a database restore unless you have upgraded the module files.
maybe a cache problem, try clearing cache.
On 7/7/08, Sudheer sudheer.s@binaryvibes.co.in wrote:
Roy Smith wrote:
I'm running drupal 5.7 with the following optional modules enabled:
calendar-5.x-1.7 cck-5.x-1.6-1. date-5.x-1.8 forms-5.x-1.x-dev nodeaccess-5.x-1.x-dev private_upload-5.x-1.0-beta6 quotes-5.x-1.1 sitecss-5.x-0.2 survey-5.x-1.x-dev views-5.x-1.6 weather-5.x-6.0
I did a backup of my site database and restored it to another site (to test the backup/restore process). When I went to my frontpage, I got "Page not found". To make a long story short, it looks like the views module didn't get re-enabled.
I could get to the /admin page and under the Site Building heading, it didn't show views. When I went to /admin/build/modules and ran update.php, everything started to work again. Does this make sense? Should it be necessary to run update.php after a database restore?
Roy Smith roy@panix.com
I think something is missing in your report. If the views module was not shown in admin/build/modules I suspect the files were not copied properly. It is not necessary to run update.php after a database restore unless you have upgraded the module files.
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With warm regards, Sudheer. S http://binaryvibes.co.in
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