What does Administer content do in D7 Node permissions?

I'm having a hard time figuring out exactly what "Administer content" does in Node permissions in D7. I've tried enabling / disabling for my role and it doesn't seem to change anything. I've tried various combinations of it with "Bypass content access control" and various content type editing permissions. "Bypass content access control" seems to do everything that "Administer content" did in D6. The docs (http://drupal.org/node/132202) only detail D6 permissions as well.

Nodequeue

Hi,

Is there a way to add nodes to a nodequeue list automatically?

For example:
I have oped a new content type called: video.
I have view that show the nodequeues of that content type.

Is there a way that each time that a new node(video) created by the user will be automatically be add to the nodequeue without going to "add" to list on the nodequeue it self.

Thank you!

file ownership and permissions after install

I'm on a debian cloud VPS with LAMP. I've installed drupal and got my old site moved over. I'm trying to find doccies on what are the secure dir/file ownership and permissions to be set on /var/www /var/www/sites/default/ files etc etc but not having any joy. What file ower/permissions need to be set?

TIA

best practices for clean urls

I'm using URL aliases in drupal 7 to give my pages more user-friendly names. But if I name the link, "some-alias-name" what should I use in my hrefs to link to it. I was thinking I should still use node/3 or whatever it's number is, that way the link would never break. But when I do that and the user clicks on the link, the url in the address bar shows "node/3" which is not what I want. But if I use "some-alias-name" in my hrefs and I latter change it to "new-alias-name" won't that break all my links? I'm not sure what to do.

Drupal Higher Education Intranet/Portal Case Studies

Hi,
Does anyone know of any case studies of using Drupal as an Intranet / Portal in Higher Education ?

If you are aware of any would you point me at the case study.

Many thanks,

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