Post installation

I want to create a private image gallery for some registrated users with privileges.
Is it posible?

So I followed the install instructions line for line for the simplenews module. Everything was spot on until:

Grant the proper access to user accounts under administer -> access control
(most important setting is "access newsletters" for all roles, including "anonymous user"
if you want links to be displayed in the simplenews block to everyone)

I don't have an "access newsletters" option.

Then in the next step:

- Enable the simplenews block by navigating to administer -> blocks

Hello im running drupal on my own debian server,but if someone registers he does not get the email.Is there away to disable the need for a email verification.Or how to get emailing running? Im using Debian 3.1 and Drupal 4.6
thanks in advance

Hello,

I have two questions. First, is there any "nice" way to do module ordering? By "nice" I mean a way built into Drupal, not executing custom queries directly to MySQL or something like that. Just to code correctly.

Secondly, and more importantly, is there a way to override menu callbacks? For example, if I want to make blog_feed_user() not do what it usually does, but instead redirect (drupal_goto()) elsewhere? Is this possible?

So, in a book as it stands only administrators can edit the "weight' of a page. Now, I have users who are adding pages and sections to the book. Is there a way to let them edit the weight of the pages they write, but NOT give them the other powers of a book maintainer (I don't want them to be able to edit other people's pages, but within a book that they create, they should be able to order the chapters) How can I do this?

1. how do i create a url like mydomain.com_this_page_rocks

2. I want to make the url unique by adding numbers to it for example:

/01232006/01/more_3rd_party_support_