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My hosting provider uses CPanel and allows me to create email addresses for my users and offer webmail via Horde, NeoMail, or SquirrelMail. But does anyone know if there is a Drupal module to allow users to create their own mail account? I used to have a PHP-nuke module that did this. Also, it would be nice if there was some sort of Drupal webmail module, but that's not essential.

I haven't installed the spam-module yet, but in the meantime I was wondering of there is any way to "bulk delete" comments sitting in my approval queue (I'd be more than happy to just delete every comment waiting for approval).

Cheers,

Geoff S.

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Dear friends,

May be somebody know how to block access to Admin account #1 from whole internet except some ip-addresses ?

It is in .htaccess ?

Thanks ?

I have a weird problem. Using 4.6.6 with i18n and a few simple modules on a site. The problem is, when I enable caching, cron doesn't run. When calling cron.php manually, nothing happens, it redirects me to the main page. The spooky thing is that there are no errors in any log (e.g. apache error logs, php logs, watchdog, etc)

If I turn off caching, cron runs again. Any idea? Thanks in advance.

Hello everyone, :-),

I would like to add some code so that the name of of the current user logged in shows up in the upper right hand corner of my header bar. (Assuming that the session is active).... and I would like the username to link to that person's account.

(Or if nobody is logged on at the moment-- I would like the word "login" to show up in the upper right hand corner of my header bar.)

I am using the friends electric theme. Does anybody know how to do this?

I've searched and searched the forums, but havent found a solid answer to this yet.

How do i allow my bloggers to create their own blog entry categories that are not global?

Basically, each of the bloggers within our site should be able to create their own categories that contain blog entries only from themselves.

This is a pretty standard feature for an individuals blog, and I was wondering if anyone has been able to accomplish this for their users?

It would be too tedious to create specific vocabularies for each particular user.