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A simple module could check for integer in the first part of the argument and send to the node ID for a very simple way of shortening URLs on a Drupal site.

Done (and then some) in Drupal 6 with this module: http://drupal.org/project/shurly

Done in Drupal 7 here: http://www.metaltoad.com/blog/url-shorteners-must-die

Also known as university lab websites.

With Drupal 7 and better Agaric will be providing targeted distributions meeting the feature set and standards of quality demanded by specific users of Drupal, which we can then tailor to specific needs.

Regarding research labs, we are looking at some existing (non-Drupal) sites on http://www.massgeneral.org/research/viewall.aspx - click "Research Labs"

Read through a lot of material, no answers. I think the agaricus genus is mostly spores land, get a mushroom, not the vast underground networks. Still, agaric = gills = webbing is sort of cool.

How we would probably want this to work is that "rake prod vlad:drush XXX" call "ssh prodservername drush -r /path/to/project/drupal XXX"

For instance: ssh prodservername drush -r /path/to/project/drupal enable bad_judgement

Searching the link module issue queue for the text "duplicate" brought about a few others working on this feature.

Superseded, see setting up new Ubuntu computer Agaric style.

This is Agaric internal documentation, related to Deploying the Agaric Way. Make sure that you have a checkout of the siteproj 'base' project. If not, git clone it into your file system.

These instructions should be good for all legacy projects:

On the command line and want to list the modules you have on your site? Fortunately, there's a module-listing command that Agaric's Stefan Freudenberg contributed to Drush.

drush sm

Think "show modules" to remember sm. (The official full name of the command is pm-list which is confusing so just ignore it.)

You can do all your usual fancy command line things:

ben@ubuntu:~/code/agaric/web$ drush sm | grep Views

Update: All this is superseded by an existing module, http://drupal.org/project/content_type_overview

Requests for this feature go all the way back to the days of Drupal 4.6, at the least:

create new revision by default
http://drupal.org/node/53149
(4.6 era post!)

This feature remains wanted-- here is the manual instructions, for Stanford.edu!

was node/1379

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