Drupal 4.5.x or older

Hello,
I am not able to upload images , i have been using image.modules for drupal 4.5 i am getting "upload directory is full "
Plz let me know if there is solution for this

Scd
Goa

....Hi...pals....

Ma name is Abdulgafoor

If any one can help me ,how can i get the documentation bout the CiviCRM? ....i have to do one project on the basis of it...i need d pdf documents....ma mail id is gafoorluv@gmail.com

with regards
Abdulgafoor.M

Why there is no php ?> tag in the end of core files?

Hi im pretty sure no emails are being sent to new users on my site.

Ive written a little test script which checks the mail() function is working.

Can anyone please help me in my further testing.

Im not sure how to send a test mail through drupal (other then register as new user) - and is there a log or something which would record the failure to send a mail..?

thanks in advance

Through Bryght, I’ve been working on an interesting project that really exercises the “toolkit” and “web services platform” like nature of Drupal. The final architecture of our project ended up having many distributed processes, all sending data to Drupal through XML-RPC, and we were using Drupal mainly to aggregate and display the results.

Performance was very important, and we were having a huge bottle neck with Drupal’s XML-RPC library. XML-RPC calls were talking a long fricken time, and we were making tons of them.

Fortunately I had help from Walkah and Moshe, and I thought I would pass on what we did to drastically increase XML-RPC performance. This worked for us, so maybe it might help someone else out.

The problem is of course that Drupal does a full bootstrap for every XML-RPC call.

Our solution:
The first, simple (and huge) win was to utilize a PHP opcode cacher - this drastically reduces this bootstrapping time. We used eAccelerator, but there are many others.

Secondly, since we were working in a controlled environment (we knew what modules were going to be called via XML-RPC) we were able to hack the xmlrpc.php file to avoid a full bootstrap. The downside is we had to hardcode a few path variables into the file, but again, this is for a particular app/site, and the performance gains were worth it.

Courtesy of Moshe, here is our revised xmlrpc.php file that doesn't do a full bootstrap and only loads the database layer. You might want to rename your xmlrpc.php file to xmlrpcs.php or something...

Hi Everyone!