Post installation

We migrated our drupal-based website from a shared server to a dedicated server. After the migration, a lot of users are complaining that their original passwords are not working. When I go in to the database to check whether the password is correct, I see that there is only an encoded form of the password saved in the database.

How do I check if the user's password is correct? Is there a function to get the encoded form of the password so I can compare what is in the database?

Thanks for your help.

Bipin

On my cPanel, I have the following configuration instructions. Is the "server requires authentication" setting the one causing the problem? If so, how do I solve this? Thanks in advance.

Manual settings
Mail Server Username: mysite+mysite.com
Incoming Mail Server: mail.mysite.com
Outgoing Mail Server: mail.mysite.com (server requires authentication)
Supported Incoming Mail Protocols: POP3, POP3S (SSL/TLS), IMAP, IMAPS (SSL/TLS)
Supported Outgoing Mail Protocols: SMTP, SMTPS (SSL/TLS)

Hey there,

I have a block that appears in the left column of my page nodes that I want to have the top of be even with the text content in the center column. Since they are entirely different div's I haven't figured out how to do this. Anyone have any ideas?

js

Hi,

Im using upload.module to let members to my website download files. Is there a mechanism to keep track which files have been downloaded built into the module?

Thanks
/Alex

My site is up and running but while trying the 'request new password' functionality, I noticed my email settings must be incorrect. The email is not arriving and now I don't know my admin password anymore :)

Stupid of me, I know, but it's a problem with the firewall blocking port 25. Is it possible to either change this setting to an external mail server by means of a shell login? Or can I change the password in the database through its admin utility?

Greets,

Wouter

I am using Drupal on my site , can any one please let me know how to add pages or in other words how i can break the main index page as i have seen it on drupal.org main home page.

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