Drupal 4.5.x or older

Here's a little story about why I almost didn't use Drupal....

Up until about a year ago I was making static websites with HTML and CSS. I never knew there was any other way to do it. I was listening to This Week in Tech (TWIT) and someone mentioned Drupal and how great it was for making websites. So I wondered, "what is this Drupal thing?"

i have found that there is very bad idea that when we cant access to mysql from remote client (because of any reason e.g dynamic ip of client) we use xml output because xml output have many boring laws for special character and this can make many problems especially for utf-8 charset.

so i use this simple methed for transfering data from a server to another server and synchronize second server with first server:

this code in first server was ran:

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http://groups.drupal.org/node/13037#comment-42786

I was listening to the excellent TWIT TV podcast earlier and a topic popped up about a serious DNS flaw that, potentially, would allow malicious people to impersonate almost any website on the Internet.

Just curious to how Drupal admins are taking this? is there need for concern or is this a hosting thing?

The podcast pointed people to http://www.doxpara.com/ which was setup by the guy who discovered the flaw in DNS.

Was just checking my Google webmastercentral, to find out that Google complained about too many similar title tags. Besides different problems i could see that in my configuration paginated nodes use all the same title tag. So i figured out this little template snippet to solve the problem:

print $head_title

replaced by

print $head_title; if($_GET['page']) {echo ' | Page '.($_GET['page']+1);}