Post installation

With Drupal 4.7.x, CCK and Views I expire problems with comments not rendering underneath the node.

Those nodes are custom content nodes build with CCK. I retrieve them through Views module in 'Full Node' mode.
The node content is present in two languages (i18n module).
The custom node content is rendered with phptemplate engine.

Most of the time, the attached comments are rendered below the node content, but sometimes, the comments are not rendered. There is a header above the comment section, which only shows up, if the number of comments is >=1. That header is always there, so I am sure, that there are comments present.
It's not a CSS problem, the code does not contain comments.

The problem seems to be related with i18n module:

let's say, I have content under node 150, the translated page is node 154. Node 154 has 2 comments, node 150 has none.
If I look at node 150, I see no comments. If i switch to the translation, which is some kind of an internal switch, because the url does not change,
I can see node 154, but no comments. On the other hand, if I look at node 154, I see comments, even if I switch to the translation page (node 150)

Are there known issues with comments not rendering or the comment module not invoked properly?

If not, is there a method to invoke the comment rendering manually, without showing comments twice?

.:: Hello ::.

Need some help changing a small piece of code from (the abandoned) og_forum.module file.

All I want to do is change the way a URL is created:

Hello
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when logged in as admin it shows up in the menu, but it does not show up in the menu and cannot be accessed by registered users and anon guests. this is what i have checked so far:

If you notice that after installing or upgrading to Drupal 5, that the feed items in your aggregator aren't getting picked up by search engines, remove the following two lines in the robot.txt file that come with the download:

Disallow: /aggregator/
...
Disallow: /?q=aggregator/

It may take a little bit of time for the items to re-appear in the index, but those lines would be what's preventing them from that happening.

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