Am using Drupal 4.6.4. But even with 4.6.3, it has come to my attention that some (or perhaps most) of my new users don't receive the e-mail containing their password. Some users have contacted me about the problem, and at the same time I see in the logs that most users don't get to log in after registering -- I only see the "New user" logs without a "session opened" follow-up.
Any idea what could be wrong? My installation is set up on a shared host.
I would like to show an index.html page, that is shown before the user enter's my drupal site whenever http://www.domain.com/ is opened. However, it seems that Drupal's .htaccess file doesn't allow this. I've tried adding a condition that says that Drupal can only rewrite rules if the path isn't /, but that doesn't work (I guess the syntax is wrong):
I was looking for a solution by which passwords cannot be compromised by sniffing. since https requires a new public ip etc., etc,. the other option is http digest authentication. Any HOWTO on using it with drupal login?
I tried to create a duplicate of my drupal installation so that I can run it via XAMPP on my local machine. I copied all the folders from my webserver to my hard disk - exported the database - and modified the settings.php. But when I call http://localhost/mysite/ only the blocks and the header appear but the nodes are not accessible. Probably it is a problem with the URLs. Please give me a hint.
This is my first patch. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Using drupal v4.6.4. I followed the instructions on installing a patch (http://drupal.org/node/14231 - great instructions BTW) using PuTTY. I was in the correct directory and could see both files. Tried 'patch taxonomy.module < taxonomy.patch ' and 'patch -p0 < taxonomy.patch'. Both times I got '18 out of 18 hunks failed.' I assume this means it didn't work. Does anyone have a suggestion on what I can/should do next?