Post installation

OK, this is weird.

I've set up a fresh install of Drupal 5.0. Currently it isn't running anything other than the default modules that come with the package.

I've been going through the rather laborious process of moving all of my posts from my old site (which had been running WordPress) into Drupal. I've been doing this by exporting my wordpress posts as text and then cutting and pasting them into the story module one by one. Wheee.

Out of some 30 or so articles, two of them generated 404 errors when I tried to publish them -- the others had no difficulties whatsoever. I decided to figure out exactly what was triggering the 404, so I took one of the posts and I entered just the title, category, and time stamp, putting the words "placeholder text" in the body.

That worked.

I then began to edit the document, slowly replacing the placeholder text with text from the actual article... two paragraphs at a time.

The first few cut & paste's worked just fine. Six paragraphs in, however, I received a 404. This was the text I was trying to post:

When users try to upload images for including inline in their stories/posts, the image upload pop up includes all the fields associated with posting content. Menu Settings, Input format and so on.
Can those things be disabled so that the image is simply written INLINE into the story?
So far all user posts with supposedly inline images just create a different node and write both to the screen - but separately. That's not INLINE at all.

I'm seeing a strange situation where my user password becomes invalid. I have four Drupal 5.0 setups with login as follows:
Sever=/MBTALK/WWW/ -> User Login=Admin -> DB Name = mbf_main -> DB User = mbfmain
Sever=/MBTALK/Council/ -> User Login=Admin1 -> DB Name = mbf_coun -> DB User = mbfcoun
Sever=/MBTALK/LEADERSHIP/ -> User Login=Admin2 -> DB Name = mbf_lead -> DB User = mbflead
Sever=/MBTALK/MEMBERS/ -> User Login=Admin3 -> DB Name = mbf_memb -> DB User = mbfmemb

Hi

I have moved my Drupal 4.7.4 site to a new folder (actually, the parent folder of the one it was previously installed in), and the aggregator module has stopped working. Whenever I try to update a XML source, this is what I get:

* warning: fsockopen() [function.fsockopen]: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known in /MY_PATH/includes/common.inc on line 371.
* warning: fsockopen() [function.fsockopen]: unable to connect to feeds.canalpda.com:80 in /MY_PATH/includes/common.inc on line 371.

Can somebody help to solve this?

What is the difference between contemplate and the theme wizard for views?

They appear to serve the same purpose. What are the circumstances that makes it more appropriate to choose one over the other?

I am currently using 4.7, and going to upgrade to 5.0 soon.
I tested/tried a number of modules in 4.7 that created their own tables in the database. I no longer use those modules, but the tables still exist in the database.

How do I get rid of them safely, without messing other stuff up?
Is there a way to know which tables go with what modules, so that when I remove the module, I can delete the table(s) with it?