He who is slient, is strongest.

Exactly what I have been waiting for....

To quote from Apple 2.0....

With my hosting provider I have all Drupal sites installed under my public_html directory. Each Drupal instance uses a different database. I could generate a mysqldump command for each instance - but that would become out of date very quickly with the immanent upgrades to version 6.

The solution was to create a small script that searches all the sites folders for a settings.php file, extracts the relevant database connection information, and dumps and gzips the database.

I have never used the Expression Engine (EE) before, so this is a complete experiment. Let's see how it goes...

page.tpl.php

From what I can see, EE has a file called index.txt that displays almost everything. This file is our page.tpl.php candidate.

• Remove the {assign_variable:master_weblog_name="journal"}
{assign_variable:main_template_group="bartelme"} from the beginning of the index.txt file

I have just added The Dark Theme to Drupal Themes. I thought that it would have been harder than it was. Here is what I did

• export CVSROOT=:pserver:_userid_@cvs.drupal.org:/cvs/drupal-contrib
• cvs login (entered password when prompted)
• cvs checkout -l contributions/themes
• cd contributions/themes/
• cp -r _path-to_/dark .
• cvs add dark
• cvs add dark/*
• cvs dark/images/*
• cvs commit -m "Initial commit."

Later I made an update to the screenshot, so I have to create a new version, as follows

Hashers around the world beware!! Make sure you keep the receipts from the supermarket for your flour when setting your trails...

*Pair arrested after marking a powdery path through IKEA parking lot*

Two people who sprinkled flour in a parking lot to mark a trail for their offbeat running club inadvertently caused a bioterrorism scare and now face a felony charge.

The sprinkled powder forced hundreds to evacuate an IKEA furniture store Thursday.