Drupal 6.x

I Have just upgraded to the recommended Drupal 6.30. The Status Report now says everything is fine - except I also get this bizarre error message:

"warning: fopen(c:/wamp/tmp/.htaccess) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home4/karunasi/public_html/sitename/includes/file.inc on line 162."

I'm looking for a developer to handle some basic maintenance on a Drupal 6 site. The primary tasks at this point include updating Drupal core and a number of contributed modules with available security updates to their current versions. There will likely be other ongoing needs for maintenance and light development in the future for this project. Please contact me with your rates if interested.

Thanks!

Hi

I'm really struggling with a Drupal website that i've inherited and hope somebody can help me. I'm a PHP developer that hasn't used any CMS before and find this thoroughly unintuitive.

I need to change the name of a section of my site from reports to education.

At present I create a new page for the Reports section (Create content > Reports Page) A page is created and automatically given the URL, (note the reports prefix): www.mysite.com/reports/page-i-just-created

sorry I don't know how to explain my problem, any way
My url for the post is : group/[ogname-raw]/[nid]
and in my view in link path I did : group/[group_nid]/[nid]

the result i get from my view is : group/FCB%20-%20Soccer/2849 and the post url is : group/fcb-soccer/2849
so every time I try to go to the node i get : Page not found; How can I make the link path and url of post the same.

Thank you

Hi, I'm migrating a drupal website to a new server and I'm not familiar with drupal.
I uploaded the files and imported the database. Now I tried to edit the settings.php. Either I see a blank blank page or a message that there is something wrong with the settings.php.

Does anyone know how to edit the related lines correctly?

Currently it looks like that:

$db_url = 'mysql://kays_kays:kays1@localhost/kays_kays';
$db_prefix = '';

The Database-data are:
Databasename is: kays_kays
Username is: kays_kays
password is: kays1

Hi, on a Drupal 6 site we have installed Boost cache to speed up things.

However we have noticed a problem. Whenever new posts are added, and user is logged in to add posts, all the new posts are visible. However when after adding the new posts, user is logged off, the posts just disappear and all the visitors see the old posts and the new posts disappear!

They disappear until we "Flush all Cache" and then everyone can see the new posts.