Post installation

when i click en edit content o en administer content in drupal the follow message appear

"The connection was refused when trying to connect to localhost."

this es the problem but is strange, because i and others usars can view all the page, all the content and wec can add comment, but when i am going to administer content cannot

this problem is form today, i spent 3 months work in project of drupal for my university and always run fine, but this mornig sudendly appear this

what is the problem?

please i need follow working, it is very important for me

Just toying with my first Drupal set up, and was just wondering how I can remove the ">> you can't post comments" line from view. The front (news) page of the site would not be open to comments and I don't see the need to let visitors know that they could have posted a comment.

I am assuming it will require a bit of php tweaking and just wondered if anyone knew which file? If it's available in the control panel even better.

Any help much appreciated.

Best regards

Giles

hi everyone, new to drupal but been using it to create a website for few days

web.skycomsatellite.com/drupal

after creating about more than 20 Story type content, i cannot create anymore new story type content. I can still create a page or image. Editing the existing story content is also possible

ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved

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hey folks!!

im looking to find out what modules i need to install to get a ghoto gallery that works pretty similar to the one here at
http://snowboard.colonies.com/photos/

i want a section for photos where you can choose recent photos, recent gallery and most viewed and at the same time user galleries are displayed through thier profile page

pretty much the same way it is shown on this snowboard site

anyone have any ideas?

im trying to install tinymce but for some reason i can not get it to work correctly.

i followed all the install instructions and my file paths seem to be correct
my js file is located at
http://mysite/modules/tinymce/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce.js

$50 to the first person to rescue me from my living hell.

Consider the following conundrum:

• 2 identical working Drupal websites
• Each residing on a different dedicated Linux / Apache 2.0
• Both websites have identical clean installations of Drupal 4.7.3 (default modules, default blue marine theme, etc.)
• Both websites are setup to use the exact same physical MySQL 4.1.19 database (which resides on a 3rd dedicated, db-only server)
• Both have memory_limit set to 50MB

The problem arises when I try to enable the views.module (v 1.142 2006/08/04 16:00:46)

One site works fine, the other site gives me a white screen of death (no error messages, not in server logs or anything). It happens on and off from the second I hit submit on the modules page. The white screen is site-wide — no URI's work. Physically removing the 'views' directory from /modules/, fixes it immediately.

Researching drupal.org for the last 2 days has revealed the following short list of confirmed causes of similar behavior, followed by my steps to address each:

1. Not enough Memory
   I admit this smells like a memory issue, except that both sites have the memory_limit set to 50MB (which should be more than enough, although I've experimented upwards of 128MB with no improvement), and one site works fine.
2. Cache corruption
   I have repeatedly emptied the cache to no avail.
3. Database corruption
   Both sites are using the exact same - brand new - database, and one works fine.

The biggest difference between the two environments is the fact that the working site uses PHP 4 and the non-working site uses PHP 5, which leads me to believe it's one of the many PHP config settings, I just don't know which one. But I have a crisp $50... (paypal payment) for the first person who does :D