Post installation

i am going to explain me.

i have one block called "Education" and i have one rol called "teacher", and i want that the teachers only cam admin the nodes´blocks education, only

is this possible?

We're building member lists using a Profile module, listing everyone with a certain field and value in the profile. However all information is not public, we want only some of these lists to be public, others not to be. I initially imagined being able to control the access using the path_access module but it doesn't seem to be the case, the module doesn't seem to work with paths that contain +'s and urlencoded non-English chars and I've filed an issue about that.

I was writting a new post, but when I clicked the submit button, a message appeared: "you don't have permission to access /cms/index.php on this server."... so I searched the net, drupal.org, and anything I read solved the problem...

So I tried inserting the post paragraph by paragraph... so I discovered something... funny?... if I try to post something with the word "python" I get that error message above... why is this happening to me?

Sorry about my english. Thanks for reading.

I'm trying to print the uid in the frontpage module, but it's not displaying anything. PHP is working. Here is what I have and the UID just isn't getting printed. Can someone tell me what I have wrong?

<a href="user/<?php print $user ?>/edit">Update your profile</a>

I've also tried:

<?php print "$user"; ?>
<?php print_r($user); ?>

I had Drupal 4.7.3 working fine, then I tried to get the LDAP module working. I installed the module and was configuring it, albeit with little success with authenticating using LDAP. I was just trying different LDAP setting and the next thing I noticed, Drupal stopped working. It will still display the main page as well as the main menu (create content, my account, administer), but clicking on any of those links doesn't do anything. I clicked on the administer link, then looked in my Apache error logs and saw it reported that the 'admin' directory didn't exist.

With a multisite installation one requires multiple site maintenance pages with not only individual messages but also individual styles.

I’ve managed to individualize the maintenance message, but applying individual styles has proven to be challenging.

Here’s a mock up of the situation:
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