Post installation

I had wanted to verify that each of my installed modules was at the right version. I figured that I could just click on administer / configuration / modules and in the long list of each module it would tell me what version each was... bzzzzt.... wrong.

Ok, so how can I find out what version each module is at just to make sure that I'm "current"?

I think that it should be a style guideline for modules that in the _help routine in "case 'admin/system/modules#description'", the string returned should always begin with the version number -- that way it would be easy to find.

I apologize in advance if this was asked already. I looked around briefly, and was unable to find anything related to this.

How do I clear a user's avatar once he/she has already chosen it? For example on the "admin" account, I chose an avatar, but later I realized I don't want one. In the edit account page there is no option to remove the avatar.

Is this something as simple as deleting the user's picture? Wouldn't that display a broken image, or is there built-in error checking for this?

With all administrator options I can insert images fine (althouth imagemagick works, but config still says the path is wrong-even though the hosting company verified path.) When users post they get this error:

Fatal error: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'FROM locales WHERE string = '%error: %message in %file on line query: SELECT lid, FROM locales WHERE string = '%error: %message in %file on line %line.' in /home/woorg/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 125

(Several posts in the Drupal.org forum seem like they might be related to this, but I receive a "You are not authorized to access this page" when trying to read them.)

I would really like to include teasers in search results (it makes figuring which search results are really relevant much easier). Is this possible in some way?

In fact this would be a welcome inclusion to the core.

So I figured out the one thing in common with all pics I couldn't upload was that they were files I had renamed on my local computer. Somehow this is causing problem (see all the recent posts in the image mod issues) in creating the temp files, and then uploading properly.

However, my users still can't upload and see this error:

Actually they are non existant. It seems that all the other logs are coorect. I have no way of knowing if external referrers is correct.. but assume I can get the info from the Apache logs somehow. So the external referrers may or may not be correct. One has to rely on the logs to know however as far as internal referrers go I am cerain there are some becasue I made the links. In other words ... am I correct in assuming that internal referrers are supposed to be any internal hyperlink that refers to a location withing the Drupal installation or is it something else????. Thanks