General discussion

Hi,

This is my first of anything to do with Drupal. I'm reviewing some tools to implement a knowledge management system for the IT department. Drupal was one of the suggestions I received from a friend.

My requirements are as below:

Hi,
I am thinking about doing an online consulting about Drupal via Skype and am wondering if such service would make sense from a business point of view.

It would be paid on an hour basis, scheduled and paid beforehand. Would you be interested in something like that?

I tried Opigno. I do not like having to change the upper memory limit. Many shared hosting solutions will not allow that.

I tried installing on home box, and got : "Access denied - you are not authorized to access this page." with no way to log in.

Moodle 3.3 also has high system requirements, and would not install on my home box. Moodle 2.9 works, but I am not especially happy with it.

I wonder if it would be better to just roll my own LMS using Drupal? Just install eCommerce, and quizzes, etc.

WPMU or "WordPress Multisite" is "a WordPress feature which allows users to create a network of sites on a single WordPress installation."

Is there anything like that for Drupal?

Hey guys,

We recently created a bare dockerized Drupal 8 starting point that isn't bloated with a bunch of extra modules and scripts for our projects and thought it may be useful to others. Happy to hear feedback or requests that are within scope (scope being the top devops layer only - not theme related) that aren't already included.

https://github.com/LevInteractive/dockerized-drupal-starter

Basic overview:

First I want to thank David_Rothstein who, on the D7.56 Update page, wrote "No changes have been made to the .htaccess, web.config, robots.txt or default settings.php files in this release, so upgrading custom versions of those files is not necessary". That does make things a bit easier, as we do not need to manually check if anything has changed.

In that spirit, imagine if the update pages also added [fictitious example] :

What has changed : in comparison to the previous release (#.##), the updated files are within in the folder /includes and in the file update.php . You may therefore only change your old files with these, before running /update.php .

For example, when I was using phpBB forum, they would offer just the updated files. Thank you.
- using Drupal since around 2002.