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Security module

Why not create a Drupal security module for the Drupal core? It can works like the ping module to daily send a message to Drupal.org searching for security updates. What do yoy think?

What happened to http://drupal.org/node/26449 ?

Hello !

i just want to know why http://drupal.org/node/26449 is now on "access denied".
This forum-node had the drupal 4.6.1 exploit topic and i wonder why or where its gone.

Dummies guide to events?

Okay, I've "RTFM'd" and I've experimented copiously. I've installed Flexinode, I've created an event and an events node, but nada.

Could someone please tell, or at least direct, this dummy to a step-by-step guide to setting up events so members of my HOA can input when the next weanie roast is?

One-size-fits-all (Drupal) vs. Best of Breeds (phpBB, MediaWiki, etc)

As much as I struggle with Drupal and love some bits of it there are still problems. At the moment I'm trying to setup two sites that really need a good forum and good wiki and good blog. All three. Drupal can just about do all of them, but still lacks many necessary features of MediaWiki and phpBB.

I *want* to just use one system for all (Drupal) because it integrates users and search and everything else. This is the great thing about it... BUT... it just doesn't hack it against phpBB and MediaWiki for what they're best at.

Drupal:Life

Self-Moderation through distributed administration
*social*ecological*communication*

We have been a spectator in this arena for some time now, all the while building a plan to form a non-profit intending to found itself on new ways and new rules to empower the non-profit community and community at large.
The project will be run by people living in a 60's style ranch house in Sunnyvale CA, smack in the middle of silicon valley. We plan to prove the viability and efficiency of sharing common space for living and working to maybe decentralize the structure of a large non-profit in San Jose which deals in everything from refugee housing and job training, older adult services, child care services, youth services, mental health issues, food programs, etc. Drupal seems particularly keen at what we want to do; build a tool that is infinitely scaleable and agile for all programs past, present and future, while retaining key functional communication bonds across all servers and between all programs and peoples while being location independent.

Thanx to drupal and its amazing community (Won 3rd prize in Red Hats Lord of the Code Contest)

Hi I and my team developed a E-Learning system (named Shishya) customizing drupal and it came out very well and we won the 3rd prize in the Lord of the Code contest conducted by Red Hat India and IIT mumbai.
Thanx once again..

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