Drupal 6.x

Right, I run a photography site called Illustrated Photography and have done so for a number of year - though it was offline for a couple of years and I'm only bringing it back to life now.

I have used a number of different modules to provide my image galleries, and every time one changes from one to another, things get very painful.

Just moved from older shared Godaddy server to Cpanel Godaddy Server. Trying to set up a scheduled cron job. Using command line of http://p28b.com/cron.php.
I get an email with this verbage: /usr/local/cpanel/bin/jailshell: http://p28b.com/cron.php: No such file or directory
I can type in manually the url of http://p28b.com/cron.php and the cron job is run so know the file is there and works.

strict warning: Non-static method view::load() should not be called statically in /home/kayuna/starbreezefoundation.com/modules/views/views.module on line 1113.
strict warning: Declaration of views_handler_field::query() should be compatible with views_handler::query($group_by = false) in /home/kayuna/starbreezefoundation.com/modules/views/handlers/views_handler_field.inc on line 1147.

Site: grrn.org
Host: Dreamhost
The site just upgraded to PHP 5.4.
Drupal 6.31
I'm getting lots of problems with "strict warning: Only variables should be assigned by reference".

Core and all modules are updated to latest versions via drush.
Confirmed that DB is also updated.
Cache has been cleared.

I'd be grateful for feedback on what I can do to fix this ASAP.

When a new account is created, I would like to change the email that the Administrator receives that says:

XYZ has applied for an account.

http://sitename.com/user/49/edit

The email templates in admin/config/people/accounts doesn't have this specific email.

I am trying to understand a legacy system that connects SalesForce to Drupal which I inherited where I work (without any real documentation, of course).

Basically this is done by a WSDL file generated in SalesForce, uploade to Drupal, which gets parsed by the Salesforce module, and then data from Salesforce is available to Drupal...and that's about as much as I've discovered at this point.