Post installation

Hi!

I've logged in as UID 1, so I have access to everything, module config, whatever. But I can not edit permissions, roles and so on after I've upgraded to the CVS version. Any ideas?

I have installed a couple of modules and I have noticed that some are very simple to install...just ftp the module to the right directory. But some modules require me to add sql tables to sql databases. I have no clue as to how to do this or even what this means. Someone mentioned phpmyadmin. I tried to use that program but pretty much learned that anyone who can use that program dosen't need it for this purpose.

in general, so far i've been surprised at how easy it is to modify the xtemplate theme to make it fit my needs design wise. thank you.

my problem is this: i have a logo with a color background in one cell of a table with a solid background color in the next cell. what happens is that there is a tiny white line under the logo cell with no tiny white line under the colored background cell.

I am trying to configure (and understand) taxonomy for a forum.
I configured 2 vocabularies, then some sub terms and then realised I needed to put the 2 vocabs into a holding top level vocab.
When I try to create (submit) the vocab (with all options ticked or not) I get the following:

warning: sprintf(): Too few arguments in .../htdocs/portal1/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 44.
user error: Query was empty
query: in .../htdocs/portal1/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 97.

Any suggestions ??

Any ideas?

Hi, I've just installed Drupal and set up a new alias in apache to my drupal site home directory. However, none of the php pages get parsed when I navigate to the site. Instead I just see the list of files in the site folder. If I manually load a page, all the links just take me bak to the folder view. Help please.

I have been working with a copy of Drupal (4.4.0) on my desktop system. Now it's time to move it onto the web server. How is one supposed to do this?

I did a dump of the Drupal database (PostgreSQL, BTW) and copied that over to the web server. Created the database, restored from the dump, and checked all the table permissions, etc. and all looked normal (i.e., the same as it did on the original copy of Drupal).

The problem is when you access the relocated Drupal from its new home: I'm prompted for a new administrator account. And things go downhill from there.