Drupal 4.7.x

Is there a way to get the views module to search url aliases by keyword automatically? I have a bunch of pages I want to show up in an archive that are all along the path /releases/. Is there an additional module that can be added to views or can views do this?

It's mysql question but specific to Drupal. Let's say I have a node plus its revisions:

vid___nid___field1___field2
55___10______x______a
56___10______x______b
57___10______x______c

I search for nodes where field2=b so I get the one with vid=56 (and nid=10), but at this point I'm only fetching NIDs. At a later point I fetch the node using node_load(10) ... and I get the one with vid=57 and field2 = 'c'.

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

Running Drupal 4.7...cache table is corrupted and needs to be recreated. Anyone have the exact query handy to recreate the cache table? Either that or the structure of the cache table so that I can write the query? Thanks ahead of time.

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.

When going to the My Account page and trying to edit registration information created with the registration modification module and all the other required modules for this, I get the following error and no edit form is displayed. I think it might have to do something with the subform element module. Since it is the $type subform that gives the error.