Before you start

This is one problem I have with Mambo, Only the front page news is included in the rss feed. I would like to have multiple feeds created so that If I make sections on (for example) disaster, justice action, worship, etc. people would be able to just sign up for the rss feed from that section. I couldnt find the answer with simple searching (Lots of answers on how to put someone elses feeds into drupal).

Thanks

I would love to see some customer support communities that have been created using Drupal. If people could respond with links, that would be great. And feedback on how well they are working.

I am a consultant working with a client that is considering using Drupal to develop an online customer support community. Key functionality for their customer support community would include forums, polls, a community manager blog (to highlight special events and the best community content), and some methods of recognizing and rewarding top contributors.

I am in the process of preparing an intranet server for use with Drupal. I will be utilizing a LAMP setup running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.

What considerations do I need to make when setting up the server in order to make Drupal perform the best it can?

Should the hard drives be configured in a certain way?

Are there any settings in Apache, PHP or MySQL that have been found to affect Drupal's responsiveness?

I know these questions are very general, but I'm simply wanting to get a feel for how the server may be best setup.

Hi,

I would like to install drupal with this requiriments:

- apache
- ms-sql server 2005 or low version

Can i do that?

Thaks a lot,

bye

I wana provide my users drupal based blog like www.webdev.com.pk users are using imm using SMF 1.0.5 can i merge both so tht registered users can use blog my site is www.thetechvision.com

Hi, All

I am going to build a web site with examples of C++ code for specific area.
I want users to be able to suggest (i.e. post after admin approves) articles, that include highlighted source code, images (screenshots) and zip files.
And of course, I would like each article to be discussable and linked to some topic on a general forum.

So points of interest are:
1. Users can suggest articles, that will wait for my approval/editorial modification
2. Articles might have different categories so, that first they are placed in *invisible* General, than when there are a lot of articles, I move some into "File system", some into "Multimedia", etc. If possible, URLs should not change
3. Their articles can use rich formatiing, in particular include images
4. Articles can have highlighted source code
5. Articles can have attached zip files
6. Articles are discussable (micro-forum on the article page = hierarchical comments)
7. That microforum is visible not on the article page only, but also as a topic of the main forum of the site

From what I've read on this site, it looks like everything I listed can be done in Drupal :)
The question is how complex it is and where should a newbee look to implement each item?
Links to documentation and guides are highly appreciated :)

Artem.

P.S.
If it matters I have some experience with OsCommerce, PostNuke and Mambo on the