Installing Drupal

I have downloaded and installed image.module v1.65. It works fine on a 2003-08-15 (update 60) Drupal installation. But I am not able to create an image node on a Drupal 2003-09-10 (update 64) installation; there is no error message whatsoever and nothing in the httpd error_log.

Both run on the same server with identical file permissions. In both admin > image management returns nothing but OKs.

Hey all,

I've been trying to get the image/xstory/attached_file modules up and running. For the longest time I was just getting an error about not being able to rename or move the thumbnail.

I tried executing imagemagick when I shell into my server and that seems to work fine...
GD2 seemed to work fine with the image module (although i don't get all the nice controls that I would get with imagemagick). However, it didn't seem to work with the xstory module. The xstory seemed to be looking for imagemagick.

I installed Drupal today on my PPC Linux box (YDL 3.0 with patches) and in general it's working well. However, there's one major exception. When I am logged in as the administrator, viewing a static node, and click on that node's 'administer' link...

    http://www.mysite.blah/?q=admin/node/edit/4

...I get only a small chunk of code output -- just enough to draw the first three menu links on the top of the page -- and then Apache segfaults leaving this in error_log:

    [Sat Sep 27 15:29:45 2003] [notice] child pid 31753 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)

(This is a recent Apache build (2.0.40) and recent PHP (4.2.2) installed from the Terrasoft RPMs. PHP should have quite enough breathing room - 128M set in php.ini.)

The curious thing is that I can manually enter a non-admin edit URI:

    http://www.mysite.blah/?q=node/edit/4

...and edit the selfsame node with no problems, but using the installed theme (goofy) instead of the admin theme. And I can likewise edit a non-static node (like node 3, which is a book page):

    http://www.mysite.blah/?q=admin/node/edit/3

...with no problems using the admin interface. I tried it with mod_rewrite and clean URIs and without, made no difference. What on EARTH is going on here? Anybody seen this before? Thanks for any tips, and if we can confirm that this is not operator error, I'll post it in the bug tracker ASAP.

Is there a way to deny access to users that are NOT from a certain domain? the email masking seems to only allow denying people that ARE from a certain domain. I would like to be able to select something like DENY: !=%domain.com

or is it 13 & under? Either way . . .

A lot of sites do not allow children to have accounts. I know many of them just lie, LOL, but not all do, and I'd like to be able to restrict membership. Is there a way to hook that into the registration page -- I've made birthday mandataory (but not public) -- could I then filter on it somehow and send those who are too young to an "I'm sorry, you cannot register at this site" page? I'm going to make a static page explaining COPPA restriction. TIA ~ Heidi

Is there a way to configure a Drupal site so that it uses a different GMT offset (i.e. time zone) than the computer it is on? My situation: I administer a Drupal site whose users are located in the Eastern U.S. time zone (GMT-5), but it is hosted on a server in California (GMT-8). That causes problems for both timestamps and things like the Event module, where it is necessary to use California times when posting an event in Virginia! Of course individual users could set their time zones to California, but that is not an ideal workaround.

Is there a better solution?

Thanks,