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Been looking this over and the install instructions are absolutely Greek to me. Isn't there some kind of automatic install whereby I would create the database, upload the files and go to something like:
(I also posted this also in another node; sorry for crossposting, still not sure about the right place)
I am seriously considering a migration from PostNuke. However, my site is starting to get some audience just now, so I would hate to mess things up in the move. Therefore, I am asking fellow Drupal users their input on the following issues:
Database migration. I have some 500 registered users, 200 stories, 300 weblinks and 200 file downloads. Will the above script handle all of them? How about comments and PNphpBB2 forum messages?
Categories, stories... I am just now getting into the Drupal architecture, so I am not sure if the PostNuke setup of Topics and Categories does also apply here.
Mobile version. My site is about mobile devices, so a PDA version is absolutely required. Is there a module, template... available for this?
Full RSS feeds. Can the Drupal RSS feeds be configured so they include the stories full text (besides the usual title and homepage text)?
Legacy links. I have seen that there is a way to rewrite URLs so PN links still work. However, I am using a ShortURL (search engine friendly) module in PN, so my legacy URL are not PN native. Can this be solved?
Downloads library. Is there a module for mantaining a library of downloadable files in Drupal?
Newsletters. Is there a module for managing email newsletters to be mailed to registered users with a summary of recent site content (stories, weblinks, downloads)? Can it be made language aware (separate newsletters for each language)?
I'm pretty clueless as a programmer, but I run quite a few sites. I've been recommended the drupal software on a few different occassions, but can't seem to install it.
I'm looking for a reasonably priced installation and perhaps a small bit of customization.
I am on a shared server. My host moved a copy of php.ini into my cgi-bin when I was experimenting with another CMS and needed to make some changes to it. Can someone tell me if this is where (that is, cgi-bin) php.ini needs to be for Drupal as well?
Or should it be elsewhere- web root or public_html, for example? I am going to install Drupal in a sub-directory (that is, public_html/example) since I only want to test it on one of the many sites hosted on my account. So, should my php.ini be in public_html/example?
Can I create outside public_html? I have several sites on my hosting account and only wish to use Drupal on one of those. For example, public_html/example/ which is my example.com web site.
Are there any changes to be made to conf.php or any other files for this? And, does this break any links etc.,?