Converting to Drupal

I read some posts on convertin WordPress to Drupal.
I was just curious...
How does Drupal translate categories and Archives from WordPress?
As far as I know Drupal doesn't have capability for "Category" or "Archive", correct?
Can somebody educate me?

Hello i currently have a phpfox site I was wondering if its possible to move it to drupal if so how would I go about doing this?

Cheers.

Could someone help me (for money) to convert existing PN 0.75 site to Drupal 5.x?
My previous attempts to migration (using all existing in drupal.org scripts, handbook pages and comments) were failed, cause of
using no-standart modules in postnuke installation. So, I needs to convert:

Content (created partially in standart News-module, and mostly in PageEd - module)
Personal Blogs and Comments (vbJournal + ezcomments)
(surprise)! Forum (PnPhpBB)
Existing PN-site have near 1200 users.

Hi,

I am trying to setup a site which will allow access to both authenticated and non authenticated users. I need to be able to display "teaser content" that summarizes a story or access to forums etc. and will only display the full article/allow download if the user is logged in.

How can I accomplish this?

I have taxonomy controls setup and working but currently this means that if a users is not allowed access to a post they see nothing. I need them to see an introduction or summary (or teaser) that encourages them to register.

Help please.

PB

I have a huge site I have developed over the last 8 months. It's www.militarychallengecoin.net . I has virtuemart with 600 products, phpBB2 (with 14 mods) as my forum, and obviously joomla with many add-ons. This is my bread and butter and I am also trying to build a seamless community that can be huge. I love all the options I have with Joomla, but I think curiousity has the better side of me with Drupal. How big of a project is migrating this to Drupal?

Here's my plan to convert a live site over to Drupal (the matching theme part is already done):

1) Install Drupal into a folder (/drupal-5.1/) in the document root of my live site

2) Import old static content page-by-page using path aliases to give new files matching URLs

3) When everything seems to work well, add a couple lines to my HTACCESS file to redirect requests to /drupal-5.1/ whenever a file does not exist.

  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f 
  RewriteRule ^(.*)$ drupal-5.1/$1 [QSA, L]  

4) Remove the old files, one at a time. As each page is removed, its Drupal version should take over automatically.

So far, on the test server, it seems to work fine except for one serious problem. All internal links in Drupal add the physical folder information into the link:

So pages with a link like this:
  http ://site.com/my-old-page.html
End up with an href like this:
  http ://site.com/drupal-5.1/my-old-page.html

Of course both links work but the new drupal link is fugly and not acceptable since it feeds two URLs to the search engines.

How do I tell Drupal to pretend it's located in the base folder? Alternately, where might I insert code to re-write the base url in drupal so as to get rid of the /drupal-5.1/ part?