Post installation

I'm trying to layout blocks based on regular expressions.

The manual was not helpful. It should've been, but the examples mostly didn't work for me. I went through the forum and found peopple with problems and their solutions--but none of those worked for me. :-(

Here's what I can do--imagine angle brackets where the quotes are :-):

"forum"

to set a block to appear on the forum page, or:

"(forum|user)"

to set a block to appear on both forum and user pages. If I put in the carat as suggested in the docs:

"^(forum|user)"

I see people have gotten squirrelmail to work with Drupal. I actually haven't tried making them work together yet. My Drupal installation is running in a temp directory while I fix it up.

In order to make Drupal work (according to the installation doc), I had to set session.save_hander:

session.save_handler = users

but squirrel seems to need it:

session.save_handler = files

Or is that just because it's not integrated into drupal?

Either way, it makes it a pain in the ass to work on drupal.

On our site there is an issue. I am not sure if others are experiencing this or not but figured I would bting it up here for possible explanations, or solutions.

Basically - we have users appearing "Online" when we can verify that they are not. For example - a wife and husband visit our site. The husband noticed his wife was in the "Who's Online" box, but the wife was in bed and hadn't actually been online at all. This isn't an isolated incident either - I have noticed it quite a few times myself (5 or more a day).

Hello,

I'm running Mozilla Firefox and on every single page, there is a horizontal scroll bar. Some pages you have to scroll over the right to even see the navigation. Has anyone experienced this? How do I fix this?

I want to put links to the drupal system specific pages, like forum, and other main type pages. How can I do this? If I have to do it manually, how do I know what the URLs will be? It seems it should be at least somewhat automatic for the system specific pages like the forum main page.

Errr... Well the question is in the title really - but if there is a limit, why?