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encrypting drupal data

Has anyone done any work on encrypting data stored by drupal?

I'm contemplating what it would take to set up highly secure websites. It seems to me in addition to restricting content to logged-in users, using SSL and so forth, that an additional step might be to encrypt the contents of nodes when they are stored in the database. That way should someone gain access to the server environment before they obtained a log-in to the website (a real concern these days), they would not be able to access the content.

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OR: You may e-mail these materials to:

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Who do I talk with about adding a nontech section to the drupal site?

We're getting ready to roll out our Drupal installation for 2,000 users which also contains a community information project. It's taken a bit of time to put together and we're still hammering out some UI issues (like displaying node titles). As part of finishing up this project, I'd like to volunteer to help make the Drupal website easier for non-technical people to navigate through it and find what they need.

I think that Drupal now stands at a point where if you put a bit more non-technical info on the website (or even just a non-technical information access "door") , you can get a huge bang for the effort. People like me - I'm not technical - have a different approach to the entire concept of Drupal, and I'd like to offer my help to tweak the site a bit. I'm thinking of a page/section called something like "Using Drupal/Choosing Drupal/Working with Drupal" which would link all of the information that people who are just starting out need to know, along with perhaps some discussions on higher-level implementation issues and choices that people have made. IMHO there should be more of a branch between the technical and non-technical aspects of using Drupal, and I'd like to help build the nontech branch.

I have over 18 years of writing and information consulting background (much of it highly technical), am a former professional evangelist (for NeXT computer), and want to make sure that if I spend time on this I'm talking with the right people to see that it happens, since I don't have much time. Can someone point me in the right direction please?

Drupal gets nice mention in recent eweek.com article

Drupal got a nice mention in a recent eweek.com article about open-source CMSes :

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1855203,00.asp

Last, but by no mean least in our 20,000 foot overview, is Drupal, another PHP-based CMS. What sets Drupal apart from the others is that it does a nice job of sitting between CMS and blogger software such as the open-source WordPress.

Error in node.module?? Problems with content submission??

Further to my post http://drupal.org/node/30901

I have been working on the problem with various people for 48hrs without success to no avail however I have just completed some echo test in around the node_save function in the node.module.

When the echo is here on line 428 the echo comes back on screen
return $node;
}

/**
* Save a node object into the database.
*/
echo "SUBMIT ISSUE";
function node_save($node) {
// Fetch fields to save to node table:

$fields = node_invoke_nodeapi($node, 'fields');

However when here on 431 or below it does not comeback.
return $node;
}

/**
* Save a node object into the database.
*/
echo "SUBMIT ISSUE";
function node_save($node) {
// Fetch fields to save to node table:

$fields = node_invoke_nodeapi($node, 'fields');
echo "SUBMIT ISSUE";

All other modules still work and submit....I have tried various cvs snapshots of the story and node modules to no avail. 4.61 4.62 and 4.63 patches have all been applied and until saturday night/sunday morning everything had been working fine for weeks.

No error messages appear in the Drupal Log and the info does submit to the database asfar as the "Cache table" but no further(no node id).

No changes have been made to config apart from installation of two modules, that required no patching to anthing they have both now been removed but to still no avail.

Making my drupal site standards compliant...

I can't seem to figure out how to make it XHTML 1.0 strict compliant. It seems like the shoutbox gives me the most errors with the validator. my website is 1337katz.com so any help on making it XHTML 1.0 strict compliant would be nice :) thanks. Oh and if it can't be compliant, why not?

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