Post installation

OK I have switched from filestore to filestore2.

In an earllier post with filestore http://drupal.org/node/view/8790 I was getting this:"warning: fopen(): open_basedir restriction in effect" etc. and the upload stopped.

With filestore2 I get a similar warning:
warning: md5_file(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/tmp/phpyYSClw) is not within the allowed path(s): (/home/easyloss/:/home/admin/) in /home/easyloss/path/to/drupal/modules/fscache.module on line 146.

This problem has been plaguing me for months:

My site's comment system is behaving oddly (differently than drupal.org).

After writing a comment users click the "Post Comment" button and are met with the "Add New Comment" page. Leading them to believe that their comment didn't actually get posted, when in reality it did.

To be more specific, the page they're met with consists of the following:

1. The header and the typical columns on the right and left hand sides. (Using the xtemplate/PushBotton theme).

2. Breadcrumb navigation consisting of "Home" only (Which is as expected)

3. "Add new comment" surrounded in H1 tags defined to be of the "title" class.

4. Then begins the actual DIV of the "node" class which contains the original story in whole.

5. Then there is a box for the user to type their new comment into. And THAT'S IT!

This is very confusing. My users are led to believe that their comment post didn't work.

I've tried toggling both the "Preview comment" and "Location of comment submission form" settings inside of Administer >> Configuration >> Modules >> Comment to see if setting them to be the same as drupal.org's would make a difference but the problem remains.

See the problem for yourself at http://ProvoPulse.com/. Feel free to submit test posts.

I would be extremely grateful to anyone who can point out the answer to my problem.

I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but I'm unable to find a way to order menu items in the main navigation menu. I'm using the latest release (4.4.1). I've searched the forums, but the only thing I can find is an update to the CVS tree. I'm not using the CVS version and I'm not familiar with the CVS system, so I don't know if that's even an option for me.

Am I missing something or is there no way to do it?

I have two working sites on my server using the method of symbolic links and multiple databases. The two sites are working well, however when I add a third site using this technique I receive an error "unable to select database" when trying to view the third site. I've searched through the forums for some help but not found anything useful. The three host.site.php files in /includes only differ in $base_url and $db_url where they point to the specific database and symbolic links.

Any hints on how I can index at least text/textarea flexinode fields so that the search queries will find info in such nodes?

My aim is actually to generate a hidden field during field upload of known document types (.doc, .ppt, .xls, .pdf) that contains a plain-text version of the document content so I can find dox based on content not just name or description. There are various freeware tools to pull out the text, I'm just stuck on how to get drupal search to 'see' it without putting it a title or body field of a node.

Hi,

Having fixed the other problems I have hit the wall *again*.

I am trying to register a new user and it's just not working. I can get to the enter create new user screen but when I hit the create account button I get a page cannot be displayed error and the url is http:///?q=user/register

I am sure that the url is wrong, but I don't know what to do to fix it. The base url in the conf file is http://www.xenodochion.net so it doesn't seem like I should change that. Why would it begiving this weird url?