Cache_filter table corrupting in D6.29 - at my wits end

I recently upgraded a site from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6.29. I did the upgrade on my workstation, then uploaded everything to the server and loaded the DB export into a newly created DB on the server using mysql on the command line.
Everything went perfectly: site up and running, looks great, I am happy bunny.

501 Method not Implemented

Hello,
Since 2 week, i have got a error when a try to edit some page.
Error message:

Method Not Implemented
Post to / not supported.
Apache 2.0.52 server of xxxx

i try so many time to edit some page already existed.
But i don't find and understand the problem

Thank anybody can help me

User vs. public view

My user site looks like I want it to, but the public site isn't updated. What am I not doing right?

Upgrade to 6.29 and .htaccess files in the files directories

Here: https://drupal.org/SA-CORE-2013-003
Warning: Fixing the code execution prevention may require server configuration; please read:
To fix the code execution prevention vulnerability on existing Apache installations also requires changes to your site's .htaccess files in the files directories.

Does caching drupal site with Boost or Varnish causes node counts to stop?

Hi,

We have a fairly busy drupal site running on 6.x. The load time for the main page etc. is very slow.

I've been advised by one developer to implement Boost caching module or Varnish.

In the site we sort pages by pageviews (basically node counter).

I have heard from another developer that implementing either Boost or Varnish causes node counter to not work.

If that's the case, is there any way around this? That is, implement caching and enable node counting as well?

Kindly advise.

Regards,
Kip

Making a family website, is Drupal a good pick and what Modules and what theme is best for my use?

I only need to be able to add news, pictures (these two need to be easy to upload for a normal user) and a nice looking way to display "people" (info like birthdays and things).

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