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I just added a member but it says that it is not public:
http://example.com/member-organization/council-canadians

please make it public and give me back authorization to publish.

I'll be providing way more detail than necessary in an educational, about Drupal manner...

For this problem simply, when editing the page or creating it in the first place, click on publishing options (right above the Preview/Submit buttons) and select Published, and submit.

I also can't edit this page:
http://example.com/but-i-can-see-revisions

three users all created 11 weeks 11 hours ago had the role of "submin" -- here they are and their last access.

Not-Agaric Member 3 weeks 4 days ago
Alsonot Agaric 6 weeks 3 days ago
Stillnot Ourfault 11 weeks 11 hours ago

We probably weren't clear enough at all, but submin (borrowing from the modesty, falsely or not, of Subcomandante Marcos) is the user we grant all powers to-- just blindly checking off every box, because that makes it easier for us.

Agaric's posted this before, this page should be consolidated with another one somewhere else, but people keep asking...

You can disable comments by going to Administer » Content » Content Types, and then on Blog Post (or the content type of your choice) edit it and make sure comments are off by default. You can also turn off comments on a given post (while editing it) under 'comment settings' I think.

To a user:

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blockquote>When you have to get the replacement login it's because you'd forgotten your permanent password, and your regular password is wiped out when you use the temporary login. So when you use the link or temporary password to login you have to replace it with the password you want by taking the opportunity to set a new password.

Liz Burbank wrote:

thanks, but why am i periodically unable to log in and post? i used this
temporary login just for that reason, i do not wish to change my regular
password!

on 9/3/07 7:46 PM, Agaric Auto Support wrote:

From the Agaric archives way back in April:

1. How to set up - or automatically create - "site@example.com" e-mails.

2. Automatically "svn update" on specific test-sites directories (or would this have to be for all of test-sites, and so we need a different directory structure?) upon checking in a change to a site theme.

Drupal does not find example.com folders that are inside subdirectories.

So Dan, what that means is we have to decide whether we want a possible
hassle in checking out symlinks (essentially creating them outside version

Setting MX Records Correctly to have e-mail accounts and forwarding handled on one server while the domain name and web site are handled by other servers.

(First Step: Setting them at all)

You MUST create an MX record with the A record for the domain (usually straight domain: example.com) for which you need e-mail.

Once this was set correctly as described below it worked despite the 'unknown RCPT TO' error message in the DNS report.

I can log into and get e-mail from test@example.org (with password test), but new mail I send doesn't get there.

Getting Subversion (SVN) to work on Apache 2, and apparently doing it right means SSL is involved.

debian latest version of svn
apt-get install subversion
not that Debian has the latest version.

• all that not so relevant.

subversion apache configuration

Solution:

Apache2 SSL and Subversion in Debian on the freaks unidos wiki.

NOTE: That page, that link above, has all the instructions. This page, Agaric's page, just describes what happened when we followed the instructions.

Find and replace on the GNU/Linux command line

Chris Fernandez:

use SED for finding replacing the syntax is:
sed s/oldword/newword/g nameoldfile > newfile
or interative do to it on the same flye(warning)
sed -i s/oldword/newword/ namefile(do it with out the -i first)

I also asked Agaric's newest sysadmin type how to copy and paste between files. Answer:

"The mouse."