installation

Hello,

I am having troubles installing OpenPublish on my shared hosting account with 1and1. Has anyone had experience with that? After I select the language, it waits for a while and then gives me a 500 error.

Hello everyone,

I've just had a debate on the issue queue for core about Fast 404s and how to route around the issue of having Drupal be the 404 handler by default. The debate was enlightening for everyone involved I think. But the consequence should be a documentation page addressing the issue and the multiples available strategies for solving it.

I'm new to Drupal and to Openpublish. I'm actually learning the system for my senior project in University. Sadly I am stuck. I've installed Openpublish and have been using their themes and the drupal that comes w/ the module. I fixed the memory errors but now I've gotten several new ones. I can no longer even login into the site to do any sort of fixes. If I try to log in I get this:

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Fatal error: Call to undefined function openpublish_addthis_widget() in /home/koopmand/public_html/drupal3/sites/all/themes/openpublish_theme/page/page.tpl.php on line 96

Hello,

first, congratulations for your project. Can you give more detailed instructions for the Nodestram installation with the make file? Is it necessary?

Thanks.

Hagen Graf did an excellent live usability test at the unconference immediately before DrupalCon Copenhagen. He's a a tech writer well versed in all three of Joomla, Wordpress and Drupal, so he was able to draw out the strength and weaknesses of getting started with each platform.

I could not find anywhere specified for posting support requests? Is there an official place for this?

I am having trouble installing Aegir- I have followed the instructions down to where I am supposed to run install.sh.txt, (sudo su -s /bin/bash aegir -c "sh install.sh.txt") but when I run the comand, I get an error- "Can't open install.sh.txt"

I have double and triple checked to make certain that CHMOD has set the permissions.

If anyone has any ideas, they would be most appreciated!

Well, this is just weird, and I'll probably figure out the obvious if I just don't look at it, but I have a drupal 6 site up and running (in a drupal6 directory in web root). I decided to add drupal 7, so I downloaded and extracted it to a drupal7 directory in the same web root as the drupal6 directory, did all the other stuff to install (MySQL db, settings.php, chmod, etc), just like I did with drupal 6.

Then I pointed my browser there and got nothing. Checked the permissions, and they are exactly the same as the drupal6 directory. Did an apache reload, and still nothing.

O.K., new problem. :-)

I'm setting up the drupal install for the intranet. I thought I checked everything, but I get this error at the verify requirements page:

Your web server does not appear to support any common database types. Check with your hosting provider to see if they offer any databases that Drupal supports.

My thought is to set up an idea exchange main topic with separate responses where questions from and tips for newbies can be posted, making the answers globally available. If we handle the topics individually they will be easily scanned and accessed for new ideas.

As a "newbie" to Drupal, I've already picked up numerous useful tips about Drupal from my interaction with the members of this group. There are many general forums; what I'm thinking of here is a simple local repository for questions that have a local flavor, or are directly related to this group's activity.

Examples:

We have successfully installed aegir by point dbserver to the localhost. But we need to change the dbserver to another machine. I want to check if there is a way to do some minor configuration changes so that the existing installation will work with new db server.

I made following changes:

In /var/aegir/hostmaster-6.x-0.4-alpha3/drushrc.php file

Changed options['master_db'] = 'mysql://aegir:aegir@localhost'; to
$options['master_db'] = 'mysql://aegir:aegir@96.31.74.44';

Where 96.31.74.44 is the dbserver host.