Post installation

Hi all

I have recently had to re-locate a client's drupal site - don't ask why.... This has caused many issues, not least of which is the host's platform being as slow as a tortoise stuck in a treacle filled bucket.

However, my current issue is this:

I am trying to log in to the site to check the administration setup, and all I get is the query string on the end of the URL as follows:

?time=1159991053

and the log in fails - it doesn't say anything, it just doesn't work. Could anyone explain to me what is going on here?

Ta

Flea

I've just installed the cvs version of blogroll onto my site, added the table and activated the module fine. I've also set the block to appear on the pages I want, but when I then click on edit within the blogroll block I get the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: form() in /home/dubber/public_html/modules/blogroll/blogroll.module on line 95

If I try to got to Admin>Settings>Blogroll then I get the following error:

In my user profile page, when i submmited an avatar the avatar is copied to /pictures directory in my drupal root folder. But when in show this avatar, the drupal gets the image from /files/pictures directory.

Somebody knows the problem?

I would like to pull the blog text with a server side include and use it on a scrollable DIV tag on a different site that doesn't use Drupel. I have this cool rss2html.php script but it needs a path to an rss feed .xml file. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Hi and thanks to anyone who can help in advance...

Is it possible to create a FSBO section within a drupal site?

Thanks again,
parc876

At some point within the last month or two, Watchdog stopped displaying information about anonymous users -- search attempts, page not found errors, etc. Instead, it only displays results that are attached to users. I've looked at the watchdog table within Drupal and all of anonymous entries are there, so they *are* being recorded ... it's just that Watchdog doesn't want to display them.