Post installation

No matter what I do I keep getting logon page
My host requires that I put anything that is script in a folder under cgi.
and that I use port:3306 to connect to mysql.

so I created a folder call site under cgi and setup my db connection like this

I tryed @localhost:3306 but got an error.

$db_url = "mysql://username:Password@127.0.0.1:3306/database";
$db_prefix = '';

also set
$base_url = "http://www.money4uhome.com/cgi/site";

I want to have drupal do news sections and pages within our main directory. Currently, the site is on coldfusion, and has an index.cfm which is set in apache as the main page. I can get drupal installed, but whenever I go to any page it defaults back to just showing our current main page.

I'm receiving a million errors in my admin log, can anyone help me figure out what they mean?

I've received an incredible amount of these today (over 20+ pages!!): Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by

Then there's this one: getimagesize(system/files?file=xxx.gif): failed to open stre

ok first of all, I just searched the forum and buglist to come up with a possible solution to my problem, but without any luck ...

although it is clear that I'm not the only one with this problem, there doesn't seem to be an easy solution for this one:

when I do a search in my drupal I get the following error on top of my page:

warning: Compilation failed: this version of PCRE is not compiled with PCRE_UTF8 support at offset 0 in /export/home/................../search.module on line 257

I'm running the latest version of drupal...

I'm new to both datafeed and drupal. I acquired some .csv and .txt product datafeeds from merchants and wish to use drupal to start a site selling them. How do I do that? Is there are module for it?

Hello,

I need to create a site with two different parts. When the user enters the site, he or she needs to select which part to go to ('students' or 'clients'). Once selected, there's no need to switch between the parts.

The students-part uses a lot of the blogging features of Drupal; the clients-part contains a few informative pages (maybe published using the book module) and a contact form.