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Hi there

I'd like to offer the ability for my site users to upload and distribute their podcasts. I confess I know nothing about them, so how would I configure Drupal to make this possible? Is it a particular module to install or something?

Many thanks in advance,

Neil.

hi all,

SHORT VERSION:

i've a pgsql-based, single-DB, multi-schema, shared-user multisite in drupal 47b3.

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## QUESTION: what's the right backup strategy/procedure for it?

LONG VERSION:
with a lot of help from #drupal-support, and these references:

http://drupal.org/node/2622#comment-78327
http://drupal.org/node/41323
http://drupal.org/node/40034
http://drupal.org/node/20530
http://drupal.org/node/45332

i've managed to get the following installed & running on OSX 10.4.4:

drupal 47b3
pgsql 812
php 512

i'm implementing a 3-site 'multisite':

sites/drupaldefault.domain1.com
sites/drupal.domain1.com
sites/drupal.domain2.com

i've CREATEd a single database: drupalDB

i've loaded three pgsql schemas, corresponding to each of the three sites, into the single database:

   SITE  <---->  SCHEMA_NAME
   -----------------------------------------------------
   drupaldefault.domain1.com  <---->  master
   drupal.domain1.com  <---->  d1
   drupal.domain2.com  <---->  d2

each site's settings.php connects to its respective database.schemaname with:

$db_url = 'pgsql://myuser:password@127.0.0.1/drupalDM.{schemaname}';

noting that, currently, no 'special chars' cna be used/escaped in the 'password'.

fwiw, i'm connecting to the db over an SSL-encrypted connection via TCP/IP, *not* unix socket.

I'd like to post content that is the same year after year, but would like to be able to access it via the Event Calendar module. In other words, the content for January 20, 2006 would be the same on January 20, 2007 and 2008 etc. I'd like to be able to do this for each day of the year and then regardless of the year, click on a date and go to the content for that day of the month. So, I'm wondering what my options are to accomplish this goal. Any advice?

I'm just getting a site up and going with Drupal and I'm a bit overwhelmed so I may have missed something very obvious. I did search but didn't find any answer to this...

By default, comments are enabled as read/write. I want them disabled. But I want the ability to change it over to read/write. How do I do that?