When editing content, I'd like the default behavior to be that a new revision is created in a draft state and the current version remain published until the new revision is published. Basically, I'd like a draft version and published version to be able to coexist.
I've configured the content type so that
1. a new revision is created when edited
2. nodes are not published by default
I have a members only site where I'm using the Content Access module to restrict access to content for members. Some of my pages are views of the restricted content. The problem is when an anonymous user looks at the view they just get a blank page. Would it be possible to insert a message saying "Access Denied" or to redirect them (and not the members) to a membership page?
I don't want to restrict the view because I want to show anonymous users the page is there, but just not give them access - it is an incentive to join!
We are running drupal 7.0 on VPS with 756MB of memory.
The site is extremely slow and tech support has to force reboot the vps every now and then; due to "out of memory error".
Error log says that index.php is using most of server resources. So far we have not been able to identify the cause for this overload in index page.
And because the crash has been happening at least twice a days since last week, MySQL Tuning Primer Script has not been very helpful. I am trying to install xdebug but haven't been able to do that so far.