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Hosting a drupal instance from a sub-directory (using Apache mod_rewrite)

If you are like me, you are probably adverse to committing any portal or CMS solution to your root directory. You never know when you may want to completely swap to another solution and have that hosted at your root domain.

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Submitted by bgoines78 on Tue, 08/17/2010 - 01:06
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Alternative OpenID Module for Drupal

Drupal is one of the first OpenSource content management systems to provide support for OpenID in its core. OpenID is a great concept in that it allows users to share a sign-on amongst websites. For many users and website owners alike, this offers a huge advantage in that it overcomes one of the largest hurdles to user registration, users having to maintain yet another login to yet another website. While OpenID has been adopted by many major service providers, the concept of OpenID is still foreign to many users.

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Submitted by bgoines78 on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 08:15
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Use Apache mod_rewrite to redirect image requests through ImageCache

Imagecache is an extremely useful Drupal module. It is especially useful when you want to ensure that images on your site do not wreak havoc on your customized themes and layouts. Fortunately, Apache's mod_rewrite module comes to the rescue.

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