Installing Drupal

After inst alling drupal, there is a folder called files on my server, that is not deletable. I changed chmod to 777 and i tried so mayn things butz i cant delete it. please help me.

Hi,

I am working on a workflow to understand how to develop with my team websites on drupal.

One bottle neck is that:
- If we works with themes, and we had decided to provide supports to one group of modules, maybe our modules choosed are not compatible with the same modules used in themes demos. Consequently we maybe will have troubles setting up the website.

There is any store like templates monster, that lists the modules used in the theme?

Today we need to look into the code to discover wich modules are used.

Hi all,

I definitely am a n00b to Drupal--but I've got experience installing and administering CMSs, online forums, and other website applications. So I'm not a *total* n00b to everything..I guess we'll see if that helps me at all or not ;-P .

But I'm trying to install Drupal for the first time and play around with it; and I hit a snag.

From here,

http://drupal.org/node/1011872

I'm on "Quick Install", "Step 2", bullet point 2, which states:

Background:

We are setting up Drupal in a University environment. This means we cannot just rely on everyone playing nice.

As such, our web servers are set up so that different organization's sites run as separate users. On our legacy systems, this is done with a customized version of cgiwrap. For our new Drupal system, we are using suphp. And while we could just turn on suphp, hand out the Drupal source, and tell user to have fun, we would like to instead hand out running Drupal installs ready for them to customize. But if we are going to be supporting several dozen subsites, we would prefer to have one set of code to update, and to be able to offer "blessed" modules as globally available, including for some modules (e.g. LDAP) pre-installed and configured before we turn over the site.

That would point us in the direction of multi-site. But standard multi-site Drupal just uses symlinks to the Drupal root for subsites, which means all the php code is owned by one user, so that would not work with suphp, which runs php files as the file owner.

This is our attempt to have our cake, and eat it too. It seems to work in our test environment, but we are not Drupal experts; we only started learning Drupal last month. If you can pick flaws in this, please do! We'd rather learn about problems now than later.

The How-To:

Hello Mates,

I've installed Drupal CMS and it is working fine, but I have a doubt. How do I set multiple sites for the same Drupal Core? I'm actually reading a guide (http://drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site) that explains how to do it, but I followed all the steps and it didn't work. I can't navigate to the URLs.

Hello,

I'm migrating my website to drupal and have hit a roadblock trying to automate the process of creating terms in taxonomy.

So for example i want to have a parent taxonomy term of country, and then all the countries as children of this term.

As far as i have read, it seems that features is used to do this but i can't get it to work (it simply doesn't import the terms) and reading the features documentation i see that features taxonomy is still in development.