Post installation

I am working on a site that requires only certain pages to have a user log in for them. Can anyone help me out?

I have been implementing a contact from using survey (nice module btw) but I am finding the validation doesn't work as expected. I have an email field that is being validated. The survey module is returning me to the form (not taking me to the thankyou page) but it is not highlighting incomplete fields and is wiping the contents of all the fields. Is this functionality not supported by survey (or is it forms?) or is it something I am doing wrong?

Hi,

I've installed tinyMCE, ie copied the full downloaded tinymce folder to the drupal modules folder.
then in the module administration, I can activate tinyMCE, but when I want to access settings/tinyMCE, I get the following message :

"Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at modules/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into modules."

The tinyMCE contains :
- plugins folder
- install.txt
- license.txt
- tinymce.module
- tinymce.mysql
- tinymce.pgsql

On a fresh install of drupal 4.6.3, I see the following roles under Home>Administer>Access Control>roles:

admin user
anonymous user
authenticated user

I can also see these roles clearly listed when switching to the 'permissions' tab.

However, when I go to Home>Administer>Users and click on admin(uid1)>edit or uid2>edit, I only see the following two roles:

admin user
authenticated user

My doubts:

I would like to selectively move the 'Posted In' line at the bottom of my post, as my navigation style renders this redundant, and i liek a clean look.

This cannot be toggled off in the Admin/Themes/Global settings, and I need to know how to adjust my phpTemplate, probably page.tpl.php

I'm having problems uploading large mp3 files to the audio module. Searching the forums here I find that I need to php.ini, but on the production server I want be able to make edits to php.ini.

Is there any way to tell the audio module to work with an mp3 file that is already on the server file system (uploaded over ftp or other means)?

alex