Post installation

This module would fit my needs perfectly if it were modified to allow role-based access via Drupal Permissions settings. I think it would also significantly improve the applicability of the module by enabling quasi-customizable (role/permission-based ) menus. For example, in my case it would allow me to present a webmail access link only to certain members of my community to whom I have assigned username@mydomain.com email addresses. Jim, any chance of seeing this modification?

(I am using Drupal 4.3.2)

A simple question, I'm sure...But I am confused about which file upload/download/view module to use. I have seen filestore module, file module, and the fs module as projects.

My requirements are to be able to upload a file to either the file system, with the metadata being stored in the database and/or upload a file and its metadata to the database. After the file is available on the server, then I would like a user to have the option to either download or view the file.

Did the install, everything looks great, works fine, - EXCEPT, i cant change my own password, neither can any of the users, and I can't change the role of any user, i submit changes for passwords, roles, etc but they dont 'stick' ...

otherwise it works, any ideas?

Now that I have my Drupal site up and running, I would like to implement a feature that I think others might find useful. Here's a description of what I'm looking for:

My web host allows me to configure up to X mailboxes associated with my domain name. I want to assign these mailboxes to a subset of my site's registered users (e.g., username@mydomain.com, where "username" is the same as the user's registered name on my website --BTW, I expect to manually create these email accounts using my webhost's email admin tools). I then want to allow these select users to access my webhost's webmail login page from a link within the navigation block (preferrably directly above the "administer" link).

I don't wan't anything fancy like auto-login; I just want the user to be taken:

(a) to a static page with a frame that displays the webmail login form.

Or,

(b) directly to the webmail login page.

Is this capability implemented in an existing Drupal module?

I have searched and could not find anything similar, so I am trying to fugure out how to implement it myself. So far, I have created a special role for individuals that I want to assign a username@mydomain.com email to. However, I don't know where to start to implement the desired changes to the Navigation block, or creation of the associated static page/frameset, and linking it to the Navigation block code (Perhaps because I am an absolute newbie, with no business even thinking about these kinds of changes).

I just installed drupal 4.3.2 on a linux rh9 + apache 2.0 + mysql 3.23. I'm starting to play around with it: create user account , create content.. But when i try to search for content in the administer corner i'm getting consistently this fatal error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: do_search() in /home/drupal/modules/node.module on line 484

I'd like to avoid to dig in the code and see if someone has an idea or an answer to this issue.

Thks for your help
Agnes

I just installed drupal 4.3.2 on a linux rh9 + apache 2.0 + mysql 3.23. I'm starting to play around with it: create user account , create content.. But when i try to search for content in the administer corner i'm getting consistently this fatal error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: do_search() in /home/drupal/modules/node.module on line 484

I'd like to avoid to dig in the code and see if someone has an idea or an answer to this issue.

Thks for your help
Agnes