I would like to use Drupal to run a sort of client admin site. The idea is that it will be a site for my clients to log in and view thing like passwords for a hosting account, progress of projects, and files (images etc) to do with them etc etc.
What I want to have is some way of each user having a home page that only they can see after logging in. Can I do this? I know I can do it with roles, but having a role for each client is very messy.
I have been using mambo but was drawn to Drupal because it was supposed to have good security. Based on documentation and the user interface, I can only limit access by content type (page, story), and not by content category (different roles/groups in the community) or other item specific way. I could not believe my eyes.
What is it that I have not understood about Drupal security?
Ok I intend to cautiously upgrade to drupal 4.6.4.....via a test site
I have an existing 4.6.3 site running live with fair traffic so I want no disruptions at all to that site.
Is it possible to install the 4.6.4 site then dump the data using MyPHPAdmin from a backup of the 4.6.3 site?
I have searched and can find nothing regarding this query.
In general, I'm really very happy with Drupal, but I've noticed that the set up seems to create duplicate content.
For example the index page is of course www.mysite.com/ but when I move onto the second page /node?from=8 and then back to the first it gives /node?from=0 which is the same page as the index.
Clean URLs are on, but is there a way to adapt the htaccess file for this ?