Drupal

As some of you may have noticed, Go2Linux is powered by Drupal, and Drupal has released its 6 version some time ago, we are still using 5.x cause I am waiting all the modules to be ready and tested with 6.x before switching, I do not want to break Go2Linux :).

Anyhow I am reading some articles about installing and upgrading Drupal, and i have found this two good articles about that topic.

If any of you are interested in Drupal, you may like to read these:

Four days ago, Drupal has released the RC1 for its 6.0 version, we are really near to start using this new version.

I like that the block_cache is now part of the core, it is really useful, if you want to pass a web 2.0 effect, or at least have a chance to do it.

Today I ran into a problem with my blog, for some reason after a two hours server failure (sorry for that) one of my database's table appeared corrupted.

It was the sessions table and therefore I was no able to login to my drupal again, that was really bad, after one hour of being nervous, I started to figure out what was wrong.

Once I realized that table was corrupted I went to PHPmyadmin and selected my MySQL database.

Some days later of the Beta 3 release the Beta 4 of Drupal 6.0 has been released, they hope to release the first Release Candidate if no more critical bugs are found on this beta, so, Drupal users please start testing it and reporting bugs.

According to Drupal these are the changes and fixes in this new release

For those who use Drupal as your CRM platforms you may be interested in knowing that the Beta 3 of its version 6.0 has been released yesterday.

In more or less two more weeks we should be able to start testing the first Release Candidate.

This release has fixed lots of the reported bugs, and it almost ready for production (do not use it in a live site yet!).

Everyone is invited to test it, I will start doing that this weekend.

For all of you who are using Drupal as your CMS platform.

Drupal has released yesterday its 5.3 and 4.7.8 versions with security patches, so you are encouraged to upgrade to it.

If you would like to add FeedFlare from www.feedburner.com to your block based on Drupal, you need to do this: