Installing Drupal

Not sure what this error messag means, but it can't be good! I am running Drupal on Red Hat Linux release 7.1 (Seawolf).

I set up the cron job as suggested by the docs. Here is an example where I run the code by hand, and the response. What did I do wrong?

[drupal@pit drupal]$ wget -O - -q http://drupal.acss.org/cron.php


Warning: Failed opening '/home/drupal/public_html/cron.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/share/php') in Unknown on line 0

Apparently Mozilla, Lynx and Opera display my drupal managed site perfectly, runs great, always has run great, administers perfectly everything is kosher. However, when remote Internet Explorer users try to view my site, it will load the page fine and dandy, then kick them to a second page, either a DNS error, a "cannot download specified resource" error, or a not found page. I've upgraded to 4.3.1, I ripped out all but the default theme, tried xtemplate and marvin, I've reinstalled the latest version of apache (with a fresh config rebuilt specifically for this, only tweaking virtual hosts for a few domains and NameVirtualHost directives, well, and a few directory directives). All but the latest version of php I have updated, still, the same error. What's strange is if I view it it is fine and dandy, if I view it on another comp across my LAN, which comes through the ISP just like a remote user (static ips), it works fine and dandy, however, if someone remotely tries to view it it will behave this way. I am stumped, I've asked other people and they are stumped, I was about ready to install IIS, until I realized how many of those little _vti_pvt directories they want to spew about before my poor overloaded hard drive and decided that'd be a bad idea, I read something about content termination due to a short mysql field for say a large database entry (700k+) or an apache bug with xp for a large page (30k+) and I don't think this problem attributes to any of the above, because it cannot be apache because any other browser views the page in whole and everyone I've asked said it looks fine in any browser other than IE.

Hi all. A hearty thank you to everyone who has helped me get pointed in the right direction with Drupal. This next question, I've searched the forum archives, but had difficulty finding the answer. (the truth is many of the search matches were WAAAAAAAY over my head)

When a user creates content/forum topic, the default is that the new content will be "promoted to front page."

How can I set the default to NOT "promoted to front page?" In fact, I would prefer it if it was always set this way, and the option was not even available.

Hi again,

After having all working right on my development host, I've moved everything to the production one, but in this last one none of the admin forms works fine.

I've the same database and the same drupal files that I've on my development host, just a little change in the conf.php file on the base URL, that in development host is 'http://localhost/drupal' and in production one is 'http://www.librexpresion.org'.

Anyone seen this before? I did a little searching and couldn't find anything relavent.

It seems that something in the latest 4.3 release of Image.module breaks the bit in user.module that looks for other _user hooks. Since profile comes alphabetically after image, this means that the profile.modile hooks are not run in some cases. The most glaring example being profile_validate.

Dear All,

Thank you very much for anyone involved in Drupal. This is a great soft.

Alas, my hosting company is unable to let me install easily drupal. On the paper they respect the requirements, but in reality it does not run.

If I do not put the .htaccess file, I get an error about a missing function (something_style_default().

If I put the .htaccess file, I have a permission denied t access the directory the file is in (and so index.php is not loaded).