Post installation

i went to my log and foud this. What is /system/files <-? I don't see this directory under my site. can someone help? tks

Type page not found
Date Thursday, March 30, 2006 - 11:44
User admin
Location /system/files/s/files
Referrer http://www.recipeshared.com/
Message system/files/s/files not found.
Severity warning
Hostname 65.219.4.5

For those of you busting your brains trying to figure out why indexing does not go past n%...

If you are using any kind of access control (simple access, taxonomy_access, etc) indexing will not be able to see anything that the anonymous user cannot see; such content will NOT be indexed.

I ran cron.php as the admin user and things started moving forward again. I then ran into this thread which confirmed my suspicion:

http://drupal.org/node/5380 (look at comment #17)

...and this dates back to 2004!

Perhaps I missed it in the docs, but as far as I know and everyone told me, as long as you set up cron.php (via cron) properly indexing should take care of itself. Not so. If you have your site wide open, yes it works; once you start tagging things down and assigning access by role indexing breaks down. Wow, and I did ask quite a few times on this same topic and everyone was pointing to just running cron.php.

To those that know... why the heck is something like a php script that's accessible to anyone over the web used for such critical maintenance of Drupal sites? (cron.php) Yes, I could rename the script but still...

Ok, so now I'll continue painstakingly searching through Google (Drupal.org can't seem to be able to search itself...) for a way to make cron.php run through some other mechanism or via an authenticated user that has access to all the content I want to index.

Hello,

I have the access control for access content set to allow all users; however one of the links, terms of service(/?q=node/74), does not allow you to view the page unless you are logged in. The other links just like it such as contact us (/?q=node/64) works fine. When I try and view the terms page as a guest, it says the page is not found, but when I am logged in it opens just fine.

Does anyone know what could be wrong?

Thanks,
Jen :)

Hi,
No doubt the possibility that this has been asked before had not escaped me, however i wasn't able to get the forum search engine to find anything close.

Absolute URL external links from a left menu item don't on the face of it seem possible, with Drupal. I believe other CMS systems have a 3rd party Links Module that create a block or blocks on one side or the other, that work well. You just supply the www dot addie for each menu choice, in the back end of the module.

We use the Aggregator2 module extensively throughout our site. I'm wondering if I would be able to filter out phone numbers as well as email addresses when a new item is published that contains these elements.

The last thing we want to do is have a spam-bot pickup an email addy from a syndicated feed we publish.

Also, there might be some legal restrictions in terms of publishing email addresses that you dont own.

Is there a way that I can filter these out?

Can anyone provide me with a clear, step-by-step procedure for getting Feature.module to work?

I uploaded it, and I think I installed it correctly, but when I got to admin/node/feature all I get is a blank white screen.

I read that you need to make a page with:

print feature_listing()

on it, but I don't know where or how.

I have cPanel with phpMyAdmin.
I tried doing that page on my Drupal site, in my cPanel filemanager in the Feature.module folder, and on phpMyAdmin, but still nothing.