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If there was a module to leverage the new mega.co.nz cloud storage system provided by Kim Dotcom.

Something with similar functionality to what the Amazon S3 Module does or being able to use it as Drupal's private_fs to store files onto. No idea how big of a development task it would be to accomplish something like this (sysadmin here), but throwing it out there.

Hello All,

We have a client who is looking to implement Varnish in front of their CMS, as the site is very busy and using up a lot of resources on content which is only updated daily.

Does anyone have a bang on varnish VCL for drupal 8 and Varnish 3

Many thanks in advance for your help.

After this process

I receive this massage
PHP Error Message

Fatal error: Call to undefined function field_attach_load() in /home/a1012250/public_html/includes/entity.inc on line 321
How To Solve it

This post is only for collaborate with Drupal community. Due to performance reasons I've had to move Apache's directives from .htaccess file in root directory of web application to virtual host file, with the purpose of avoid the load in the access to system file by Apache Web Server.

The hardest part was getting the rewriting URLs to Clean URLs worked but I succeeded.

I want to record this information in order to help those who want to achieve this performance in a production environment as my web server.

• OS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.7 (Tikanga)
• Apache Web Server 2.2.3 (httpd-2.2.3-63.el5_8.1) with MPM Worker
• PHP 5.3.9 (php53u-5.3.9-1.ius.el5)
• CGI: FastCGI (mod_fastcgi 2.4.6)

I have a Drupal install on my Windows 2008 server, using Apache, etc.

How can i create a menu link that will open a folder and display the list of files in that folder, the same as if you went to Start > Computer > Drive> Foldername. The site is hosted internally on my local domain based LAN, not public, so security is not an issue.

With IIS, i could do this with file://serverIP/foldername. A link like that in my Drupal menu does nothing at all.