Post installation

The documentation of i18n says the module works with URL aliases:

To have aliases for a translated node/page, you have to define each of them. I.e.:
- en/mycustompath -> node/34 (which is suppossed to be the english version)
- es/mycustompath -> node/35 (which should be the spanish version)

I would like to permit to authenticated users upload all type of files, not only: jpg jpeg gif png txt html doc xls pdf ppt pps. They can upload ".bashrc" ".emacs", etc., too.

I have tried to write in that option this:
Permitted file extensions: *
Permitted file extensions: "empty"

but authenticated users can not upload "all type of files". Is it possible? What can I do to permit all?

Thanks.
--drupal 4.6.3

Hello

I have installed Drupal (greatest CMS ever, btw) on my website at www.physician.ro and really have no idea how to get the internal links to start with http://www.ph.. instead of http://ph...
I searched throughout the settings and I didn't find this option.

Could anyone please give me a hint?

Thanks !

The user module seems to prohibit multiple users from having the same email address.

After you log in to a site, is it possible to forward them to the page they had been at before logging in, rather than their user page, or perhaps even a "logged in" home page or something? I don't like dumping people to their profiles after they use the quick sign in block, but can't figure out how to get around that. Thanks!

I would like to move our site over to Drupal, but am having trouble just trying to grasp all the stuff out there. It is very exicting to see all the sites that are already using it, and I want to get there eventually. We currently have a site that is done in static html via Dreamweaver. The homepage is the image you see here (it is a staff website, and prefer to keep the info internal, so sorry for the blur). The basic layout is 4 columns wide with information.