Installing Drupal

fresh install of Drupal gives this error on splash page:

Parse error: parse error in /var/www/uop_test/drupal/modules/user.module on line 1980

attempt to log in with user #1 and get this error:

warning: Bad arguments to implode() in (module location)

i am getting this in all the modules ever since i upgraded to PHP 4.2.3

didn't get it with 4.2.2

i checked the args @ www.php.net using the function finder...i see nothing wrong with the funcions

ex. (taken out of trip_forum.module)

$form .= implode('

i tried both double and single quotes...still nothing.

Some people have been reporting a problem with registering the first user (a problem with several work-arounds), but I haven't been able to find any answers to my problem. Sorry if it's been posted (and answered) before...

I installed Drupal according to the instructions and it seemed to go pretty well, until...

I registered as the first new user entering my preferred username and e-mail. I got a message saying

warning: mail() is not supported in this PHP build in /www/htdocs/drupal/modules/user.module on line 257.

uh...i know i don't have smtp installed on the server....can i setup drupal to use my mail server instead of a local mailer?

Unfortunately I just found a way to change the font despite the fact that the FONT tag isn't allowed: using style="font-size:" within P.

see?

anyone know a way to prevent this? I like to keep my forums focused on the content not the format, and while bold, italics, etc. are important, we can't have huge fonts cluttering up the page. :)

Hello!

I read somewhere here that if i change line 64 and 65 in the blog.module of 4.0.0, which looks like this:

else {
return array("body" => filter($node->body), "promote" => 0, "moderate" => 1, "status" => 1, "teaser" => filter($node->teaser));

to this:

else {
return array("body" => filter($node->body), "promote" => 1, "moderate" => 0, "status" => 1, "teaser" => filter($node->teaser));

that blogs are per default no longer in the moderation queue when submitted by normal users.