Ive been thinking of creating my own website for a home business in journalism, and have little knowledge of coding and programming or hosting etc (though I have been trying to learn recently).
Sometime back, there were a large number of spam mails being sent from my drupal server. When investigated, they were being relayed.
So the support team of my hosting company disabled user 'nobody' from sending mails.
The problem is, PHP scripts are being run as nobody, and all emails from my contact forms and webforms are also being sent as nobody. Now, SuExec is enabled, but I read that I need to enable phpsuexec too for making the user 'somebody'
How do you configure absolute URL's on Green Geeks? For some reason, I can't get it right. Any help at all would be great. All my links appear to be relative in the source code of my pages.
I did set the settings.php file to the absolute URL of the domain, and played around with trying to set the .htaccess file, but nothing seems to work.
In my page.tpl.php I'm using print $front_page; to get the URL to be absolute, but it always comes out relative. If I use print $base_url; it works, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea Any suggestions?
I have a multisite Drupal 7 intallation with a files directory inside one of the sites. It is configured as my Drupal documents directory, however, I need to create new directories inside it to put some order in private documents that are not going to be uploaded but html linked from the body of content nodes instead. My question is, how can I have Drupal to protect these documents? Thanks in advance. I hope some one can help me.