Installing Drupal

Hi everyone

I'm going to install 2nd site to my druapl server. It already has one running on it. Since the server doesn't have GUI, I may only access the install.php file from different computer. But it shows me "Drupal already installed" every time. I moved all the files over, imported database and edited hosts, settings.php files.

I stuck at last step. Anyone knows how to do it? Plus, I only have the server's public IP. Server is set under different network.

Please help~!
Thanks so much.

Hey everyone. So I want to install Drush to make it easier to do 7x-7.x+ upgrades, and well, for all the other cool stuff it does. I've read and watched a whole bunch of tutorials on the subject, but I'm still confused.

Here's my setup. I'm on a windows 7 machine. I'm using Bluehost (which has a cpanel).

I've been using a ssh key to get into my bluehost server with Filezilla, and I'm not sure if it'd be better to use Putty instead. Thoughts?

So drush just has to be installed somewhere on the bluehost server, correct? Does it just go in the root? Where?

I've been troubleshooting this for what seems like eternity, and I finally figured it out. I'm posting here because I was typing this out to get help when I finally figured it out and hopefully this will help some other Drupal novice like me.

What I was trying to do: Install a fresh copy of Drupal 7.23 locally. Simple, right? Read on...

What I'm running:
Mac OS 10.8.5
MAMP 2.2
- Set to PHP 5.5.3
- Apache HTTP Server 2.2.25

Hi
I am new to Drupal and want a marquee block in my Drupal 7 website. I have downloaded and installed the module from https://drupal.org/project/marquee_block, but i don't know how to use it. Any help in this context will be appreciated. Please help.

Thanks

I tried like 3 times and it just won't install. Anyone else have the same problem?

I am trying to set up a multi site using the same database but different themes and menus. Also the homepage will have to be different. Is it possible using the same database or I will have to create separate database for each of these sites. The functionality is basically the same just the look and feel of it.