Post installation

i want to do an account email for every users from a rol (teachers).

i want this for that other user (anonimous or registers) can send emails them

is this possible?

for this, every teacher will have a perfil with his email, is thats ok?

thank you

I'm running Drupal 4.7 and I have the user_status module installed. It seems to work fine for block status and delete status messages, but I have not yet gotten it to send out an email for activate status (which is what I really wanted!). I've poked and prodded and can't seem to make it cough up an email. Does anyone else have this working? Does anyone have a clue why it's not working for me?

I'm running a multi-site installation of 4.6.9 with shared users.

I thought it was running smoothly, until today when I discovered a problem with my current set-up. Basically, users who've created an account on one site have had a NULL .rid value inserted in the users_roles table on the other sites.

Note that this isn't a bug in Drupal ... I know exactly what I did wrong in the set-up ... it was my fault ... I'll admit it.

Anyway, my question is, how can I do a mass update of users_roles.rid using MySQL?

I don't want Drupal to manage the usernames/pwds on the site that I'm setting up. I would like to use the usernames/pwds that are already in use on campus via kerberos. How do I configure Drupal to use kerberos?

Thanks

I represent a mid-sized community center in Rochester, NY. A new web site was designed for us using Drupal as the content management system, then the designers left town. The "guidebook" they left us is poor. While the Drupal handbooks on line are comprehensive, there is no substitute for a real teacher.

We need someone with expertise in Drupal to conduct a live, in-person tutorial on the basics of the system for managing new pages, new content, photos, photogalleries, uploading/linking to pdfs, home page menus, calendars, etc.

Will pay an hourly rate for this project.

As it sounds. I'd like a section of my profile page to consist of user comments. Sort of for a field 'about [user]'... The comment form for it could be at the bottom of the profile just as normal comment forms would. I had thought of something like:

User Profile
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[......]

About [user]
--comment1
--comment2
[...]

[......]

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comment form

I am already using a PHPtemplate for a customized profile page, so something in that direction should be easy.

Phil