admin

our current web stack is an all IPv4, DIY implementation of,

	nginx
		multiple listeners on IPv4:80, IPv4:443
		proxypass to varnish-cache on 127.0.0.1:9000
	  |
	  |
	varnish-cache
		listener on 127.0.0.1:9000
		filter/pass to 'faux-CDN' on Apache2
			'img' -> 127.0.0.1:12003
			'css' -> 127.0.0.1:12002
			'js'  -> 127.0.0.1:12001
			'...' -> 127.0.0.1:12000
	  |
	  |
	apache2/mod_php,mod_deflate +
	Pressflow6/memcached(cache_inc/session_inc/lock_inc)
		listeners/vhosts on 127.0.0.1:1200{0,1,2,3}

all works as planned.

Just installed Open Publish 2.3 install package on a shared host. Everything appears to be working fine with the exception of the following page load error in IE8:

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Object dosen't suuport this property or method
admin.toolbar.js Line:162
Code: 0 Char:5
URI: http://mysite.com/sites/all/modules/includes/admin.toolbar.js?h
---------

Hi All ,

các bạn cho minh hỏi làm thế nào để phần cònig của module hiện lên ở trang configrugation (admin/config)

mình sử dụng menu hook

thì phần còig chỉ xuất hiên ở module

giúp mình với !

Finns det någon bra modul för att få fler och bättre sorteringsalternativ på innehållssidan (admin/content/node)?
Tycker sidan blir svårhanterlig ganska fort när man börjar göra innehåll

Which do you prefer and why? Rootcandy, Admin Menu, or Admin module?

I started with Admin Menu. Loved it.

Then I discovered Root Candy, even better.

Now I am seeing Admin module (where it uses a left column for admin menu functions).

I am trying to figure out which one is best and why. So, I turn to you for input!

Estamos escribiendo una guía sobre la multilingualidad en los sitios Drupal. Está escrita en Inglés y traducida a Español y Alemán. La misma enseña cómo utilizar el módulo i18n y cómo administrar casos especiales en los cuales no es tan obvio cómo localizar.

Hey all,
I've finally gotten to the point of moving my site into the "real world" and off of my desktop running XAMPP. I'm trying to do things proper and I've set up a SVN server at Beanstalk (www.beanstalkapp.com/). So, at this point I'm trying to figure out how to best manage the site and the repository. I'm a SVN newbie, so I'm struggling with how I should go about adding my site files to the repository. I'm using Tortoise SVN for windows. So, should I make a new repository and add the whole Drupal installing into that folder? Or, should I create a repository inside the drupal folder and add the /sites/.. folder into the repository?
I ultimately want to be to be able to have the main live site get committed to the repository every day, then get copied to a test site. I'm just not sure how to best get things initially set up.

Name: Doug Vann
Group - Role: groups.drupal.org/indiana - Manager
Meeting Frequency: meets twice a month
Age of physical meetups: 15 Months
Twitter: twitter.com/dougvann

We get anywhere from 9 to 17 ppl at our meetings. Every few months or so we have a "Drupal HackFest" See my BlogPost http://dougvann.com/blogs/dougvann/09-01-31/drupal-hackfest-definition
We have a wide variety of people in our group, a module maintainer, themers, graphical designers, network engineers, PHP programmers, and people using only core + contrib modules to deliver very nice sites.

Hej!

Om jag inte vill ha någon inloggning på min sida utan helt enkelt kunna nå inloggningen från en annan subdomän, finns det någon smidig lösning då?

Ex.

publik sajt: example.org
administration: admin.example.org

Antar att om jag bara har en site som är example.org så kommer bägge adresserna mappas dit, men hur avgör jag om det är administrationen man vill åt och inte den publika sajten.??

Tack på förhand! :D

I just spent some time documenting the new installation wizard for Aegir, and annotating it on this hostmaster wizard photoset on flickr.

Example screenshot :