Dear all When i click on log out,I can successfuly log out.Then i wanna create a new user (filling username & password)& click on create,Then i recieve following text : You are not authorized to access this page Please help,I can't create user. Yours,Mohsen
On Sat, 2006-01-21 at 11:47 +0330, Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh wrote:
When i click on log out,I can successfuly log out.Then i wanna create a new user (filling username & password)& click on create,Then i recieve following text : You are not authorized to access this page Please help,I can't create user.
Is it possible that you have your website set to "Only site administrators can create new user accounts."?
, I'm hoping there is a good way to figure this out. I have installed 3 different drupal installations in on the same directory, each in it's subdirectory, of course. I used Fantastico to install them from the cpanel. It created databases, myid_drpl1, through myid_drpl4. Is there a way to find out which database corresponds to which installation on the system? I suppose I can try going into phpmyadmin and looking for data that might be specific to a particular database, such as users. Any other suggestions? Thanks, Bruce
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Bruce Whealton - Webmaster/Designer/publisher/Writer admin@TriangleWebServcies.com Street Exposure - Street Newspaper http://wordsalad.net/StreetExposure/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Ring in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever.
It created databases, myid_drpl1, through myid_drpl4. Is there a way to find out which database corresponds to which installation on the system? I suppose I can try going into phpmyadmin and looking for data that might be specific to a particular database, such as users. Any other suggestions?
On standard Drupal installs, this information is stored in sites/default/settings.php .
hth -K
Thanks, that file did have the info. I needed. -B
Karthik narakasura@gmail.com wrote:
It created databases, myid_drpl1, through myid_drpl4. Is there a way to find out which database corresponds to which installation on the system? I suppose I can try going into phpmyadmin and looking for data that might be specific to a particular database, such as users. Any other suggestions?
On standard Drupal installs, this information is stored in sites/default/settings.php .
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Bruce Whealton - Webmaster/Designer/publisher/Writer admin@TriangleWebServices.com http://trianglewebservices.com/ Street Exposure - Street Newspaper http://wordsalad.net/StreetExposure/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ --------------------------------- Yahoo! Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and used cars.
Hi. I'm having a problem allowing a user to be able to receive email from the site, to be contacted. I setup a user name of Editors for an online publication. The user is given permissions for more than one role, as is another member. When I'm logged in as admin, I cannot send an email to this user. When I select that user, the contact tab does not appear. Strangely, I can contact myself, as the admin, where it would be from admin to admin. But user/2/contact gives a message of access denied. Any idea why that would happen? I had thought the direct link of user/2/contact was a problem in going directly to the contact form but even selecting user then selecting the username, brings up a page that lacks a tab for contact.
I want to have simple links such as Contact Us, to contact the admins, or publishers, or send an email to the editors... When a user selects such a custom menu item they go directly to the form for sending the message/email. That can be done, correct? Thanks, Bruce
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Bruce Whealton - Webmaster/Designer/publisher/Writer admin@TriangleWebServices.com http://trianglewebservices.com/ Street Exposure - Street Newspaper http://wordsalad.net/StreetExposure/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and well bind it!
Have a look in the file settings.php in each of your sites' directories.
There will be a line of the form
$db_url = 'mysql://username:password@localhost/database'
around line 81 or so.
This will tell you the database corresponding to the site.
Djun
On 21-Jan-2006, at 9:58 AM, Bruce Whealton wrote:
, I'm hoping there is a good way to figure this out. I have installed 3 different drupal installations in on the same directory, each in it's subdirectory, of course. I used Fantastico to install them from the cpanel. It created databases, myid_drpl1, through myid_drpl4. Is there a way to find out which database corresponds to which installation on the system? I suppose I can try going into phpmyadmin and looking for data that might be specific to a particular database, such as users. Any other suggestions? Thanks, Bruce
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