General discussion

hi,
i have installed drupal 4.6.2 on a windows 2003 server.which is far from me.
i can not change the cron etc... settings on it.
the new items never been indexed for a long time.
(33% of the site has been indexed. There are 76 items left to index.)

can i do a manual search indexing? (i can use only phpmyadmin)

hello!

i'm using version Drupal 4.3.2.

I cannot upgrade--too much customized + built in the current running version.

I've read just about all the posts regarding 'out of memory' issues.

I've played with just about anything from

1-.htaccess
2-php_ini includes in the top of files
3-php.ini memory changing

along with max execution time.

I've gone as far as to allow php to utilize 500MB of memory :) (off line box) and upped the max execution time to 5 mins

When I go to

Hey all, I have just read the whole thread and mod that a coder from vBulletin have just released yesterday and it just looks too amazing!!! He has chosen Drupal vs. all other cms programs and I am just so happy and proud!

The 3.5 extensions for vBulletin 3.5 Gold is called: vB Drupal: Community Plumbing (CMS + Blogs) and totally merges all of the drupal possibilites with the new vBulletin stuff. Imagine the wonders of what Drupal offers with the greatness of the forum posting and user options offered with vBulletin. This was just totally amazing when I heard about it, best of all it was just released yesterday!

Here is a brief explanation of what the Extension offers:

This is not just a "bridge". vBulletin and Drupal share the same user base, login, sessions, user groups, permissions and custom profile fields, style and theme. You have the option to use Drupal's comment system, or use vBulletin for comments, and announcing new content automatically (with links, teasers, of full content). You can allow user groups to have their own blogs, publish stories, collaborate on handbooks and manuals, and contribnute content, with various levels of permissions and revision control. No special accounts need to be created, all done by usergroups and roles.

You can install it in any directory on your server, above, or below your forum. You can even run it on a different subdomain.

I want to make items which cannot accessed by anyone, but by a specific group.

Is there a possiblity to do this?

I have just downloaded a module which requires certain other modules to be patched. I don't have linux system at hand, so I was wondering if there were an equavelent tool for Windows Xp?

Much discussion has been carried out already. But what is the pros and cons to have a BSD license instead of GPL? The owners and the users will both have greater control.

Since Drupal is primarily used to build websites and not sold as shrinking pages on the shelf. GPL is not applicable to Drupal. GPL is primarily concerned with shrinking-paged software.

Prove discussions to make drupal better.