Installing Drupal

So may not *quite* be a new install ... I set up 4.5.2, and got everything working fine, just as 4.6.0 came out. So I deleted 4.5.2 (wiped the htpdocs dir, and deleted the MySql DB) and installed as if "new." The result was an "almost site." It looked almost like 4.5.2, but had NO THEME applied and the admin account showed no themes available.

This is a LAMP platform (Apache 2), but is hosted. Possible that I've mucked permissions, but I set this up just as I did for 4.5.2 (which worked). Anybody else experiencing "themelessness in 4.6.0?"

I've gone thru the install, and see the page "Welcome to your new Drupal-powered website" by accessing this URL: http://localhost/drupal-4.6.0/

-- I click the link to "Create the First Account" which is the URL: http://localhost/index.php?q=user/register

There is no index.php at the root, so i'm getting a 404. I tried adding "/drupal-4.6.0" to the base_url in the settings.php file, but no change.

Any ideas?

I am trying to install Drupal by command line using the following command (substituting 4.6.0) in INSTALL.txt:

wget http://drupal.org/files/project/drupal-x.x.x.tgz

I am getting a 404 error

Is there anything I am doing wrong?

I have already posted this question with no response......someone please help.

I have a fresh install of 4.6 with banner.module and event.module loaded.

When I upload a banner the image tag displays not the banner, see here www.avondescent.com.au
I also noticed that « and » display onthe even calendar for forward and back.

Hello I have installed Drupal 4.6, it worked, but CSS styles do not load.

URL localhost/drupal/index.php?q=/themes/chameleon/style.css

returns page not found (the file IS there)...

same with all other files, but database works fine (and Drupal itself)

What is wrong? I have tried to configure rewriting, but either

localhost/drupal/themes/chameleon/style.css

not working (same error)...

Hi,

I am setting up a site where I have drop-down menues that is supposed to stay
open while you are in that area. To do this I log the IPaddress of the visitor and
the menue that is used.

This works fine - in my test site. In the real world, this does not work for Anonymous
users. Only once you are logged in it works.

The only difference between the test-site and the real-site is the apache version.
test-site: Apache 1.3.33
real-site: Apache 2.0.53

other info:
both: debian-testing; mysql 4.0.24; PHP 4.3.10-10