I heard of Drupal when my organization received a proposal in response to an RFP to redevelop our site. Our current supplier uses proprietary software and I don't like the fact that we will never own our site. So, one bidder suggested developing our site with Drupal. The question I have is: should this small 2 person company default on their services will it be easy for us to find someone who can take over the site development and administration?
im looking for more info on converting site's content from .mdb. i have mdbtools (linux) to convert the data to mysql database, but wondering how to arrange it so drupal will be able to work with it. like, how drupal arranges the content in the database?
I'm currently running a community website with over 11,000 users which I would like to move to Drupal.
The backend i'm using uses all my own code which i've integrated with Web Wiz forums, however the passwords in Web Wiz are stored, i believe as MD5 hashes.
In the database for Web Wiz is the
hashed password : BC21390DE1EB2F359C1482689743ED67AAA017D0
and a salt : EA17B65
I've tried importing the users & passwords directly into Drupal however login fails.
I'm looking to import essentially an entire 4.6 site (and also a 5.x site) into a Drupal 6 install as subsites. What are some general approaches to this? My plan now is to essentially try to hack the data by adding the same number to the nid field in the node table, along with other similar ideas. But this seems like a bad idea.
Does anyone have suggestions and/or links, or resources of any kind? I'm not really sure where to start. I'm having a hard time finding resources on this subject (even though I own all the Drupal books).