Post installation

This error message apears intermitently at the top of any given page on my drupal website.

Notice: unserialize() [function.unserialize]: Error at offset 0 of 4 bytes in
/home/[my web site's root dir]/includes/common.inc on line 204

It does not allways appear, and it does not seem to affect the site (apart from a minor enlargement of font size). I have tried turning off various contrib modules, but to no avail. Any idea what is causing this?

http://www.peterstoneaction.org.uk/

Hi there,

I'm wondering if it's possible to put material on the front page without the username and date stamp, and also without it cutting it off with a "read more" link?
I'm a new user, so I might be missing the obvious...
Thanks,

philoxenia

OK, I installed drupal (at http://www.moneymadeeasy.net/drupal/ in case you want to see an empty page ;-) But can anyone tell me why, in every account I create, "admin" appears as the username when I go to "edit user account" ? Everthing seems to work, it's just a wee bit disturbing.

Hi everyone,
I installed Drupal 4.3.2 and the member module. However, if I check the box to use the member module, the link is displayed in the site's navigation menu but when I click on it, it says "Warning" and no member names are listed. Is this a known bug in members module ? Authenticated users should be listed, and although I have 20 of them, they are not.

Greetings.

Hello everyone,

I have some external referrers accessing the node that does not exist anymore. I would like to either have them access a new node or the root page. I looked at the Redirect module but am not sure if this is what I need. I considered copying a node with desired content directly in the database and than changing node ID – effectively creating two nodes with the same content (not sure if this is possible). Can you help by providing instructions on the best way to do this?

Thanks