Before you start

I'd like to create a site for schools where each school can create and edit its own site so that it is available under a URL such as
www.domainname.org/schoolname

The site will also contain community features that drupal does provide.

Folks,

I need a Web site with the following rough characteristics:

A home page with a blog as well as fairly standard things like a site map, site search, links to document libraries (text, audio and video), and sign-up/unsubscribe for an email list.

Links to four major sub-topics, each with its own blogs and document libraries.

Threaded discussion forums (with areas for each of the four major sub-topics as well as others).

RSS feeds for the blogs and forums.

Access control with privileges to:

Which the general preference?
To adopt the MySQL or PostgreSQL to use with the site Drupal in version 5.2?
Please, they answer with one brief explanation, if they will be able or to find necessary.

Gustavo Campos.

hello i'm new to fascinating CMS system drupal. and i didn't know where to post this so i post it here.

first i need my website to have no user, password loginfor the ordinary visitors but i need it only for the admin of the site so he can editthe website. so i need it visible to admin, unvisible to users and visitors.

secondly i made a forum in drupal from create content. can this forum has registeration system and login (for forum section only)

thanx

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