Posted by robbrandt on Wed, Feb 05, 2025 - 5:35pm

I am polishing a step by step script for myself to migrate a Drupal 7 site to Backdrop. I had all this working previously, but progress was chaotic and I don't know what I am doing different this time.  When I try to access the configuration for the Content Access module, I get this error:

Indeed, I do not have cron jobs enabled as this is a temporary site. But it seems I should be able to do this manually.  I have been to the Status Report page and have clicked Rebuild Permissions for the Node Access Permissions, with no improvement.  It seems it's looking for a content_access_node_access_rebuild table in the database, which I can confirm does not exist.

Suggestions?

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Wed, Feb 05, 2025 - 5:45pm by argiepiano

This seems to be a problem with an update hook that did not run when you upgraded your site from D7. The hook in question is content_access_update_1004, which should have run during upgrade. Or perhaps it did run, but failed to create that table.

Try to manually run update.php again, as inhttps://example.com/core/update.php

Inspect the database again to be sure that the table content_access_node_access_rebuild indeed does not exist

Check the  system  table and look for the row that has content_access in the module column - then check the schema_version for that row. It should say 1005. If not, you have a problem. Check that you have the latest version of  content_access (1.x-1.3.1)