Drupal 6.x

I'm trying to move my Drupal installation from Godaddy to Dreamhost. I have successfully imported the database, and the Drupal installation can connect, but I am getting an error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: user_current_load() in ...includes/menu.inc on line 409

I have no idea what this means! Please help!

Hi, we have a nice looking Drupal 5 customized theme which now has to be transformed into a Drupal 6 theme. Unfortunately, our themer is busy elsewhere and has had to leave the drupal universe, so to speak!

Could you reply either below or through this site and give me an idea on:

- timeline
- cost

I had a site (not active, just setup) in drupal 5 (latest).

- All 3party modules were de-activated first and being logged in, i copied drupal 6 over this install.
- i deleted every file in the drupal directories that were not part of 6
- in settings.php the login info has been transferred to version 6

Still i get this error:

Fatal error: Unknown function: phptemplate_get_ie_styles() in /home/mydomain/public_html/themes/garland/maintenance-page.tpl.php on line 23

WHat's my next step?

NEWBIE question:

How do I change the image gallery title from the default of 'Image galleries'?

Also, I noticed that the breadcrumb changes from 'Image galleries' to 'Image Galleries' (capital G) when you navigate to an individual image node. What gives?

Thank you in advance.
George Fitch

I've just installed Drupal6 on my school webserver ad the Status report reveals this configuration error.

The overall goal is to create the modules necessary to build a highly flexible Drupal-based webmail solution, without 3rd party webmail projects, like RoundCube or whatever else, being involved...only Drupal and the mail servers.

The project is fairly new, and in the planning/alpha stages, right now. It would be awesome if there's anyone that would like to help work on these projects. I just setup a homepage for the planning/development of the project at http://mailapi.gcopenhaver.com. I setup a forum there, and we will be documenting things in books on the site as we go. As of a couple days ago, there's two of us working on this project so far.

The modules:
Mail API will provide both an abstraction layer for front-end webmail user interface modules (or whatever else people come up with that could use the API) and a hooking system for back-end modules that will communicate with mail servers.
IMAP API is a back-end module (obviously for communication with IMAP servers), which will implement the Mail API hooks.
Webmail is a front-end module that will provide a webmail interface for users to access their email accounts, and will use API from Mail API to access the mail server.