Post installation

Hello all,

I recently moved my Drupal 4.7.2 installation from a temporary server to our permanent server, and am having some issues.

I restore the db, and set the proper settings in the config file, and the site loads up. However, I cannot create content, or make site changes, the changes are not saved.

I can log in as admin, and when I do, I do notice that a session is created and logged by Drupal. However, earlier I was having an issue with not having LOCK TABLE permissions, which has since been fixed by my hosting provider.

(Drupal 4.6.8)

After I made some changes to some of the categories/taxonomy on my site, I started getting database errors whenever I try to administer content (admin/node):

Not unique table/alias: 'tn'
query: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM drupal_node n INNER JOIN drupal_term_node tn ON n.nid = tn.nidINNER JOIN drupal_term_node tn ON n.nid = tn.nid INNER JOIN user u ON n.uid = u.userid WHERE tn.tid = 39 AND tn.tid = 20

If I run the query manually, I'll get an error:

SELECT COUNT( * )
FROM drupal_node n
INNER JOIN drupal_term_node tn ON n.nid = tn.nid
INNER JOIN drupal_term_node tn ON n.nid = tn.nid
INNER JOIN user u ON n.uid = u.userid
WHERE tn.tid =39
AND tn.tid =20
LIMIT 0 , 170

MySQL said: Documentation
#1066 - Not unique table/alias: 'tn' 

However, if I remove that second "inner join" query, there's no error.

SELECT COUNT( * )
FROM drupal_node n
INNER JOIN drupal_term_node tn ON n.nid = tn.nid
INNER JOIN user u ON n.uid = u.userid
WHERE tn.tid =39
AND tn.tid =20
LIMIT 0 , 170

Repairing and optimizing tables didn't fix the error. There are no messages about this error on drupal.org, and Googling produced no results.

So, what's causing the second "inner join" to happen? Why did it begin only after I altered the taxonomy? What's the ultimate fix?

Is there a way to display some instructions to help a user fill in the "my account" profile page? The profile module allows for field-specific hints, but I'd like to put some general directions on the default "edit" page.

I'm also using CiviCRM, which adds its own categories into user profiles, so I'd rather avoid having to integrate by creating a custom user_profile.tpl.php.

Thanks.

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