Installing Drupal

Drupal installed fine. But it configured my web address wrong. I have multiple websites on one account. The address of the site should be http://www.stainedglasshelp.com instead it's using http://glass.davidfriedberg.com which the directory on the server and is not right, although it will work. I can just do a server redirect but I'd like it to use the appropriate address. how do I change this.

Thanks,
David

I installed Drupal and when I execute it I got the following errors

warning: ini_get() has been disabled for security reasons in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\includes\common.inc on line 406.
warning: fopen() has been disabled for security reasons in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 446.
user notice: [XTemplate] Cannot open file: themes/bluemarine/xtemplate.xtmpl in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 418.
user notice: [XTemplate] parse: blockname [header.logo] does not exist in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 418.
user notice: [XTemplate] parse: blockname [header.site_name] does not exist in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 418.
user notice: [XTemplate] parse: blockname [block] does not exist in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 418.
user notice: [XTemplate] parse: blockname [header] does not exist in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 418.
user notice: [XTemplate] parse: blockname [footer] does not exist in d:\hosting\tegsolutions\drupal\themes\engines\xtemplate\xtemplate.inc on line 418.
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Don't know if this means anything but when logged in as the admin and attempting to access the administer link which points to http://www.example.com/admin it goes to http://example.com/admin/ (notice the missing www.)

Whenever I change a setting from administer > (any module), "changes have been saved" messages and other notifications do not disappear.
I end up with dozens of notifications while changing settings and browsing through drupal modules. Other red error messages stack up as well (even if I fix what they want).

I have to log out to clean my display, but this does not solve anything.

I installed fresh versions of both drupal 4.6 and drupal cvs (with new databases), and this issue still happens.
I am using PHP 5.0.4.

Does anybody experience this?

Hi!

How can I setup the mail_archive modul?

I did the followings:
- put the mailarchive.modul file in the modul directory
- import the mysql database
- enable module
- create vocabulary
- create new term
- administer/setup/mailarchive - vocabulary setup
- administer/mailarchive - fetch setup

I install the ma_bz2 modul too

It can fetch the mails, I can see the files, but I cannot seen on the web :(

please help me

GaBoNa

If you are running Drupal on Fedora Core 3, it is possible that you might run into this error. On going to admin->settings, you get an error message saying "Directory files is not writeable". This happens even if the files directory is chmodded to 777. I banged my head on this for a long time and finally know why it was not working. Bascially, SELinux was enabled on my FC3 install and I had to use the "system-config-securitylevel" command to disavle the targeted policy for httpd.