Post installation

Using Apache 2.2
PHP 5.2.0
MySQL 5.0.27
Mercury Mail Server 4.01

From php.ini:

[mail function]
; For Win32 only.
SMTP = localhost
smtp_port = 25

; For Win32 only.
sendmail_from = postmaster@vermi.ath.cx

; For Unix only. You may supply arguments as well (default: "sendmail -t -i").
;sendmail_path =

From Drupal:

I'm looking to incorporate a Grazr outline in the sidebar of a DRUPAL 4.7 site. These outlines can be included in various blog platforms, but I'm not sure how to include this java code in such a way that it displays the outline in a drupal sidebar. Currently it only shows the title in the menu: http://dsitesengl202.sherwoodweb.org/node/19. Including the div code in the title bar just renders the code visible.

Hi everyone. I had a web designer install drupal for me a year ago, and I want to try and add the spam module. How can I tell what version of drupal I'm using?

Also, do you think the spam module is too difficult for someone with no knowledge of PHP to install?

Thanks much.

Jason

Hello, I'm wondering if it's possible to have a site that uses one theme for the frontpage and another theme for the rest of the site. In this case, we want a frontpage with a heavy graphic element and specialized menus. Once the web surfer goes to other pages in the site, they will get a different theme that's similar in feel, but with a more functional, less graphic-oriented look to it. Thanks for your input!

Jim

First of all, stay away from privatemsg, I tried again to install that module, on a different Drupal installation. I got errors. I uninstalled it. I got errors. I dropped the privatemsg tables (all three), I deleted the module, I got errors. I loaded an older version of my database. Oddly enough I still get errors. Before my web site ran smoothly. Now I am getting errors.

Here are the errors I am getting when I am in my own account, either pressing on "track" or "edit". But then, if I refresh the page in the browser the messages disappear :

I am a new Drupal user and am still working through the details of how to accomplish some pretty standard tasks in the new Drupal 5.x system. I would like users of one class to be able to edit content in one node, and require that the revisions to that node not be published until they have been approved by a user in another class. This seems like it would be very straightforward since it's a task that a lot of CMS users would do. I see that the workflow functions of 4.7 are not in 5.x. I'm not 100% sure that the workflow functionality is really what I need though.