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I have an idea for a website which would run a small service. A picture would be uploaded by a user, then the picture would be processed by a program that I have written. Finally, the user will be given a download link to download the output file (the one resulting from the process). I have never used Drupal before. Can I even do this in Drupal easily? If I can, then how would I do it? I am a programmer, but I don't (as of now) know PHP.

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I am just about purely a front end developer. I've made quite a few sites in Drupal recently and have been successful because of all of the fantastic modules available. A firm I do work contract work for has a client that is looking to have a site whose function is similar to this:

http://www.restaurantrow.com/

The only feature they're looking for is the database/database search from there, no need for the reservation system or anything like that.

Hi,
I've studied the multiple site option (multiple databases) and the domain access module (single database) and I'm fairly :convinced that I should use the domain access module. I have the following questions
1. I want to host www.mysite.nl, www.mysite.org and www.mysite.com in different languages (Dutch and English) . After studying the docs I can't find any specific directions on this subject within the context of the Domain Access module. Has anyone experience with this kind of setup and or knows about pitfalls? For example, does it matter which site I set up first (like /sites/www.mysite.nl , /sites/www.mysite.org etc.)?
2. Using one database with the domain access module while using different languages would mean, as far as I can see, that all tables (except the user table if I want to use SSO) should be prefixed for the different domains. Is this a correct assumption?
3. The domain access module discussions indicate that I must point both websites to one IP address and Drupal wil figure out the rest. Is this correct?
4. Is the domain access module the most suitable for this setup or are there more options?
5. Are there any known issues when I start developing such a project on a local machine while using the domain access module?
I'll be using CENTOS 5.5 with KVM virtualization on my own server for maximum freedom in configuration implementing LVM.

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I'm wondering if there is anybody that can give some advice about the practicalities of setting up a Drupal website that does not store anybody's real email address?

It's for an organization that works on a health issue with a lot of stigma attached to it, and it wants to be able to allow users to login without having to give their email address so that they do not to have any concern that it will be available to anybody else (within the organization or outside).

I am very new to Drupal. I have just installed Drupal 7 a couple weeks ago and have been learning my way around it and doing some tutorials. Things are starting to make sense for me, but I know I have a long way to go.