Installing Drupal

Can Drupal be set so that visitors can view content with having to log in?

/Mike

I uploaded the files to the hosting server /drupal-4.3.0

then I created the tables with no problems

I edited the conf.php file with the assumptions that the:
$db_url = "mysql://username:password@localhost/drupal"; means the localhost server for the MySQL database.... and:

$base_url = "http://localhost"; means the website's url like http://www.whatever.com

Hi, commorades:)))

I`m very interesting why image thubmnail`s size is 2 or even 3 times bigger than a real image?
My image.module is using GD2.

Thanx in advance

Hi,

I'm a long time php developper, and recently discovered drupal.
I think it's great and exactly what i need, but i seem to have troubles understanding the relative link system used in drupal.

I created an example taxonomy and a few pages inside, and now i'm able to create a menu (using the menu module) to link to those pages. For example : taxonomy/page/or/3
seems to point to a subtopic in my taxonomy, listing all pages under that heading.

I'm trying to install drupal in a subdirectory of my site, and I've gotten the database installed. Now when I try to go to the front page, I get:

Parse error: parse error in /usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/drupal/index.php on line 4

I'm a Perl guy, really, don't know much about PHP.... Can anybody help?

I've got phpinfo.php running just fine from the same directory, btw.

Has anyone else tried this module and gotten it working? As I noted in search hit on spellcheck where matthias was saying he was taking over this module, it doesn't seem to work at all for me, the popup window goes white for a second, then I end up at the login page - as if my session info didn't make it.
Tried:
window.open('$url&PHPSESSIONID=".session_id()."',...
on line 61 of the spellcheck module, but that didn't help.