Post installation

I have a fresh install of Drupal 4.4.1 on an Apache / PHP / MySQL / Linux box. My Mission Statement currently reads "edit statement", as seen here: http://www.analogduck.com/drupal/

I have repeatedly tried changing the content in the form field labeled "Mission:" on my Configuration page, found at (of course you can't see this one): http://www.analogduck.com/drupal/admin/system

Non-Administrator users are getting the following error whenever they click on the "create content" link:

"user error: Table 'db12345678.node' doesn't exist
query: SELECT n.title FROM node AS n WHERE n.nid = 0 in /homepages/12/d12345678/htdocs/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 97."

Any ideas what is causing this, or how to fix it?

Donovan.

Here is a quick tip for Drupal image.module users who are running Gentoo.

If you are getting this error

warning: rename(tmp/tmpthumb_254fa7691a1ca09ccdceaf216a7afc13,images/thumbs/thumb_254fa7691a1ca09ccdceaf216a7afc13): No such file or directory in c:\webserver\modules\image.module on line 652.
Cannot save image.

chances are you simply emerged Imagemagick incorrectly.

2 out of the 8 people trying to see my drupal site can't see anything. All they see is this page http://www.incredifind.com/index.cfm?action=lookup&pc=fdvdif&Keywords=ht...
where siteurl is replaced by my site's url.

Has anyone experienced or heard this before? The people who reach this page have no trouble accessing all other parts of the domain, including php driven content of forums etc.

i want to use Clean url with mod_mime,
could anyone tell me how to do that?

Hi!

I have tried using the related module but it complains of a missing drupal.related table. How do I fix that?

Regards,

John Adams