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Content not showing even with permissions set

Hi all

I am just checking out Drupal and have a problem showing content. I entered a few stories but on the frontpage only the headers are showing and not the content of the story (you may have a look at http://test2.lenneffer.com to see what I mean). And before someone asks: Yes I entered text in the body section and not only the headline :P ) The content doesnt show in the Preview either.

How does an administrator move comments?

I searched for an answer to this but found nothing. As administrator, can I move comments to a different forum topic once they're posted? How?

How does an administrator move comments?

I searched for an answer to this but found nothing. As administrator, can I move comments to a different forum topic once they're posted? How?

Blogger API with Plog, Error message "Plogger Could not find blogid at URL http://my.site/xmlrpc.php with name foo"

I am trying to use Drupal (4.4RC) with blogapi XMLRPC, and a PalmOS Blogger tool called Plog. Plog Asks for 4 things, URL, Blog Name, username and password. I don't exactly know what to put in for "Blog Name". Anything I try just sends back the message "Plogger Could not find blogid at URL [URL] with name [Blog Name]". Leaving "Blog Name" as blank doesn't work either.

Has anyone gotten Plog to work with Drupal? Failing that, Can I turn on some kind of verbose logging for the XMLRPC module, so that I can see what is going on, and perhaps fix the problem myself?

Directory Server working conditions

I enabled Drupal's directory server and configured as described in the admin's guide.
It works under specific conditions:

directory server: http://mydirectory.server [99.99.99.99]

All these sites pointing to http://mydirectory.server

Condition 1: same server, some drupal sites in subdirectorys of one server 
with on ip-adress = only the first (I think the first which comes depending on cron's activity)
 is listed at http://mydirectory.server on page with print drupal_directory_page()

http://mydirectory.server/site1 [99.99.99.99] listed
http://mydirectory.server/site2 [99.99.99.99] not listed
http://mydirectory.server/site3 [99.99.99.99] not listed

Condition 2: other server, some drupal sites in name based virtual servers of one machine with one ip-address = only the first "croned" is listed at http://mydirectory.server on page with print drupal_directory_page()

http://name1.based.site [88.88.88.88] listed
http://name2.based.site [88.88.88.88] not listed
http://name3.based.site [88.88.88.88] not listed

Condition 3: alldrupal sites in ip based (virtual) servers on one/different machine(s) with different ip-addresses = all are listed at http://mydirectory.server on page with print drupal_directory_page()

http://ip1.based.site [88.88.88.88] listed
http://ip2.based.site [77.77.77.77] listed
http://ip3.based.site [66.66.66.66] listed
http://ip1.based1.site [11.11.11.11] listed

Forum block

I've looked in adminster modules - forum, and in administer blocks - forum,
but I cannot see a way to switch off 'Active Forum Topics' which (at least until
the site has aged) is just a duplicate of 'New Forum Topics' and looks messy.
Is there a way to switch off the 'Active' list in the block?

regards, John

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