Failed update from 5.7.3.1

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Hi,

Because my hosting party dropped support for PHP 5 I tried to update my old Concrete5 website. I tried to update using the build in tools to the latest 5.7 version.

After two updates, it broke, so I went back to my backup files and DB. But when I restored both the files and DB, I still end up with an error message:

http://www.wittebouwenadvies.nl/...
Class \Concrete\Core\Permission\Key\AddConversationMessageConversationKey does not exist


Does anybody have any tips how to debug this further? What can I do to dive into the problem?

 
tallacman replied on at Permalink Reply
tallacman
what version were you running and what version did you attempt to upgrade to?
you may be able to get back online by editing your files via ftp. Can you do that?
joostplas replied on at Permalink Reply 1 Attachment
Thanks for your reply!

My files in the /concrete folder seem to be 5.7.3.1
I think I have a mismatch between those files and my database. Because the error points to files that seem to be introduced in 5.7.4, and I'm figuring that something in the database points to that.

Any tips?

I included my /applications/config/generated_overrides/concrete.php file. Maybe it helps..
joostplas replied on at Permalink Reply
And yes! I have phpmyadmin and FTP access.