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I've been running drupal on 3 sites since last March. I am currently using 4.6.3.

Out of nowhere it won't work today. I've checked and it isnt' mysql, php, or apache. the tables are not corrupt and none of my three sites will show up. All three respond to pings.

Does anyone have an idea?

i'm currently setting up a new blog (http://www.lespritdelescalier.com/) using drupal 4.6 and the blog module.

slowly, i'm noticing that the content seems to continue displaying on the main page, no matter how many entries i've posted. i don't seem to remember being asked in the system anywhere when to archive content.

Hi,
Is it possible to add a menu item that is not a drupal path, for example a link to some foreign site (eg. http://www.google.com). If not how can I make a menu with foreign links?

Hi! I want to make some menu, but It must contain childrens, wich will be displayed only, when I click into parent link.
BTW: is it possible to make link to active site different? (everything what I mean is on www.krzyzak.net -childrens for ex. on Informatyka , active page You will see :) )

We (leafish) are currently configuring our shiny new dedicated server to host the Drupal sites we produce, and we intend to run all the sites from a single install of Drupal. Everything seems to be working perfectly, but I was wondering if anybody else has tried this on a large (20+ site) scale and run into any problems. I'd prefer to know about any issues now before we commit to this fully.

The server is running CentOS, which is functionally identical to Red Hat Enterprise. We're using Direct Admin to manage our virtual hosting and DNS. I've created two directories for the Drupal code, one for 4.6 and the other is a CVS checkout of the latest head. We're redirecting the customer's public_html directory to one of these two Drupal installations using symbolic links, and creating an entry in the Drupal "sites" directory for each of these to configure database connections and paths. In addition to the custom "modules" and "themes" directories, we're also creating a "files" directory in here for each of the sites to use.

All of this can be automated with scripts, and so far everything is running smoothly. I'd like to hear from anybody who is doing something similar who may be able to advise us on any issues they ran into. So far I'm concerned about redirecting the public_html directly, as this makes it difficult to create any custom directories within each site without configuring Apache. This may also cause similar problems if we want to create a custom .htaccess file. Paul has run into a few issues with paths, which he may comment on if he notices this post.

Is there a Drupal module like BlogThis feature from Blogger, that could make possible to visit one website and just push one button to publish that on my Drupal site?