Error in Package Installation

[petewadey]

I'm trying to upgrade to 2.0.19 and am getting the following error messages.
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When I check the files in file manager, the (Find) script is not the same as what is being looked for. I assume this is why it cant be found, to be replaces or placed after etc.
All of the errors are in the same folder. The fist one, for example, is trying to find

(Find)
list ($uyear, $umonth, $uday) = explode('-', empty($cur_profile['birthdate']) || $cur_profile['birthdate'] === '1004-01-01' ? '--' : $cur_profile['birthdate']);

(Replace)
list ($uyear, $umonth, $uday) = explode('-', empty($cur_profile['birthdate']) || $cur_profe['birthdate'] === '0001-01-01' ? '0000-00-00' : $cur_profile['birthdate']);

This is what I have in my file, to hopefully explain what I mean.
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Any ideas please?

[Aleksi "Lex" Kilpinen]

Did you have the unofficial birthday fix installed? If yes, you need to uninstall that first.

[petewadey]

Thanks for prompt reply. No, I don't have the birthday fix installed, at least I'm unaware if I have. It certainly isn't one of my installed mods.

[Shambles]

It does look like the unofficial birthday fix has already altered the lines that package manager is looking for.

If so, just proceed with the upgrade and ignore the errors - the required upgrade alterations will already have been made.

[Steve]

It certainly isn't one of my installed mods.

Does it show in your list of mods in the Package Manager? Or is that what you meant?

ref: https://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?msg=4105428

[petewadey]

It certainly isn't one of my installed mods.

Does it show in your list of mods in the Package Manager? Or is that what you meant?

ref: https://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?msg=4105428

That is what I meant

I'll give it a try. What's the worst that can happen?

[Steve]

Backups first!!

[petewadey]

Doing that now. I assume there is no need for an sql backup for this?

[Doug Heffernan]

Doing that now. I assume there is no need for an sql backup for this?

Although in this case it is not necessary imo, it won't not hurt to make one. For just in case.

[petewadey]

I ignored the warning and went ahead and installed the upgrade. Everything appears to be working fine. Thanks for all your help and advise.