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I'm using the latest version of simplenews and it says that a user can subscribe to different newsletters. So I tried this feature and I can't get it to work correctly.
- I created two types of newsletters
- I enabled the simplenews block
When I go to my front page, I have one subscribe button only. And it looks as though if I subscribe, it subscribes me to all my newsletters, which is not what I want.
I have Drupal, Apache 2.0.54 and Qmail all set up on a RHEL2.1 box.
I can send and recieve mail on the box no problem.
When I monitor /var/qmail/log/current, this is what a a successful mail being sent looks like.
@40000000431c4190269b81bc new msg 1423921
@40000000431c4190269c068c info msg 1423921: bytes 229 from qp 2263 uid 515
@40000000431c419029e545ec starting delivery 1: msg 1423921 to remote me@gmail.com
@40000000431c419029e5652c status: local 0/10 remote 1/20
@40000000431c41920ad54ae4 delivery 1: success: 123.234.243.6_accepted_message./Remote_host_said:_250_2.0.0_j85CqsJg003475_Message_accepted_for_delivery/
@40000000431c41920ad6e50c status: local 0/10 remote 0/20
@40000000431c41920ad798bc end msg 1423921
However when I do something in drupal that is supposed to send out an email, it goes to the mail queue and is then dropped, the log looks like this:
@40000000431c46a22a22377c new msg 1423921
@40000000431c46a22a224334 info msg 1423921: bytes 751 from qp 2770 uid 99
@40000000431c46a22bf570dc end msg 1423921
So it's seems to get as far as the mail queue and no further. Is it because it's sent with the UID of user nobody (the user that the apache httpd process runs as)?
I wouldn't think this is the case because it's standard set-up for httpd to run as nobody and other people don't seem to have this problem.
I want selected users to be able to have access to the 'Authoring information', 'Options' and 'User comments'-Settings of selected content types (e.g. nodes).
How do I give selected users the same access rights/permissions for creating and modifying content like the administrator of the site has? Is it possible at all?
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience in integrating Drupal to another database using web services? Are there any modules out there for this kind of thing? Specifically I am looking at integrating a drupal site into an existing recruitment/job vacancies database - we could create a simple cron job to copy the data overnight, but I would far prefer something that made live requests of an existing database.
If anyone has had any experience in this area I would love to hear about it.
Cheers
I would just like to clear things up a bit amidst all the forum posts regarding Drupal's multisite support. As I understand, Drupal 4.5.x and older support multisite through symlinks. But now, with Drupal 4.6.x, is it true that there is multisite capability "out-of-the-box"? Meaning no need for symlinks?
I ask this because I've tried adding folders in the "sites" directory to configure a subdomain multisite, but I always get a "Page not found"