The presentation of flexinode is : Flexinode is a module that allows non-programmers to create new node types (flexible content types) in Drupal when their needs are modest.

I have tested it, and it is quite simple to use. However, what does "modest" mean?

Is there a functional limit to manage data compare to dedicated module?
Is there a limit to the number of created nodes (e.g. number of lists) ?
Is there a practical limit to the number of data per node or list (thousands, more) ?

What's your experience? Thanks to you for your advices.

I am looking for a system to host a new site. This system should be able to do the following:

Hi friends,
I need the install postgresql on redhat by setting basic security. I will be pleased if you send me the information.
Thanks,
gul

I searched, and the only posts I could see about running Drupal on Oracle are 18+ months old. Has anything changed since then? Has Drupal had the ANSI and Oracle keywords changed? Has anyone written the interface? I happen to have PHP+Oracle experience, but not enough time to fix everything.

I am currently reviewing drupal and was wondering if there is a tool to migrate from mambo to drupal. What are the advantage of doing so and what problems should I expect (news won't transfer, user password need to be changed, etc.) afterwards? I would like to make it as transparent to the user as possible. Thanks for any tips and guidance.

What is the difference between drupal 4.6.x and CVS?

I searched all over and could not find what CVS means. What is the CVS version? Is there a difference between the regular drupal 4.6.x and CVS versions?

Sam308