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I started writing an OpenSUSE tutorial for drupal: http://drupal.org/node/1180202

What I want to do is get feedback and develop a template/checklist to follow to make sure no important information is left out of a server config.

So far I have these categories some of which are not written on the above page yet:

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Hello, I just released an update to Drupal Quickstart:

Version 0.9.1

This release works almost exactly the same as the 0.9 release, but fixes two issues:

• Drush make file problem that appeared after the Git migration
• Git 417 errors caused by squid proxy server

http://linuxfestnorthwest.org/

I was just going over the sessions at Linux Fest Northwest and saw "What is Joomla and why should I consider using it for my web site?".

Introduction
1.) What is Joomla?
2.) What is a CMS?
3.) What is MVC?
4.) What is a framework?
5.) What is a LAMP stack
6.) Demo of Joomla 1.6
7.) Q & A

I was wondering if someone from our group would be interested in doing a session on Drupal.
http://linuxfestnorthwest.org/present

Hola a todos,
He estado avanzando esta pequeña distro que puede ser util para todos aquellos que recien conocen Drupal, o a lo mejor para los usuarios de Windows que desean trabajar con Drupal sobre Linux. Espero sus opiniones al respecto a fin de poder mejorarlo.

Se trata de un appliance realizado en SUSE Studio. Esta empaquetado en multiples formatos, inclusive para USB, VirtualBox e ISO (para CD).

http://susegallery.com/a/svCv0R/dreeko

Saludos.

Hey Everyone!

So I just stumbled upon the following link: http://www.indianalinux.org/cms/2011_dates_set

Indiana Linuxfest! Which rocks! but, they are wanting to do a drupalcon (probably more of a drupalcamp)on that Sunday....So my assumption is that they have been talking to some one(Doug? Aaron? Neil?) about doing this...

But what can we do to make this even better? The Indy DrupalCamp was a great time, I think we can build off of that success and make this amazing!

Thoughts? Discussions?

Setting up a Drupal Web site is pretty simple these days, until it gets popular, then you need to bring out the big guns and start finding and fixing the performance bottlenecks. In this article, we show some of the techniques that can allow your Drupal Web site to scale to the grandiose levels you originally hoped for.

http://bit.ly/d8jNw1

*Thanks to Christopher Cable for this story

Auch dieses Jahr ist die DUB - Drupal Usergroup Berlin wieder mit einem
Stand auf dem Linuxtag in Berlin
(09. – 12. Juni 2010) zugegen
wenn es vom wieder heisst:
Where .com meets .org.

Unseren Stand findet ihr dieses Jahr in Halle 7.2b eingerahmt von Typo3 und
Plone/Zope.

Installed aegir a couple of days ago - and I really, really like what it offers!

But I have a really wierd problem with the "File system" settings...
It says:

• The directory sites/[testsite]/files is not writable
• The directory sites/[testsite]/files/tmp is not writable

And I have "even" tried chmod 777 on the folders!!!

The main hostmaster aegir site works and validates that the files folder is writeable - and if I chmod that to 550 it complains... why can't the hosted sites connect to their files folder??? What am I missing and how can I solve it?

Hello all! I've been looking through this group's discussions, and am very thankful for all the help and advice. Here's my situation: I recently moved from shared hosting to a VPS (Linode.com). I'm a relatively competent with html/css/php, etc., but am fairly noobish when it comes to the whole server side of things. I can find information, and follow and adapt tutorials, but have a hard time knowing how to hack things out from scratch.

So I've set up my VPS running Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) with Apache2, mysql, and php, and have my vhosts up and running with drupal. What I want to do now is set Nginx up as a static file server, leaving dynamic content to Apache and mod_php. I just haven't been able to find a comprehensive tutorial for how to do that, taking drupal into account (specifially, image_cache and boost). Basically what I'm looking for is this:

http://www.lullabot.com/articles/using-lighttpd-static-file-server

But geared towards Nginx instead of Lighttpd (because of the memory leak issues I've read about). Can anyone point me towards some good resources to help me get this set up?

Thanks a ton!