I've had a site developed, but the original developer is unavailable and the site is currently unusably slow.

If I disable imagecache external module then the page loads very quickly (but with no images). If I enable it, then the page can take up to one minute to load. I know it has to get the images, but there are only 12 images and they are ~3KB in size so, it shouldn't take anything like as long as it does.

I'm pretty sure imagecache external is called in the bespoke module that's been developed for me, but I'm lost beyond that.

I am trying to locate a page www.parkinson.org/blog on my server. It was created by a third party we are no longer in touch with, and while the content is editable, I cannot find the actual page within drupal or on the server. It has no node associated with it.

How would I go about accessing this particular page to edit the title, for instance (NOT the content in the body of the page)?

Similarly, can you explain where individual nodes are stored on the server?

Thank you!

I have an active install of Drupal 5.5 and I'm trying to find out what the last tested versions of LAMP components are.

Searched and search but cannot find anything. Any help/links greatly appreciated.

First a clear statement; there is absolutely no doubt (based on both personal experience with a compromised pre-Drupal-7.32 site and on a review of literally 100s of discussions of this matter both on Drupal.org and wider WWW) that running suPHP (which forces the web server to run PHP script as cPanel/filesystem user) has serious security implications for all PHP-based CMS systems, including Drupal.

Good day,

I don't know Drupal at all. After the site was migrated to a new server suddenly the WSOD came up, showing the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function module_load_all() in /home/user/public_html/includes/common.inc on line 1866

The site is running Drupal 5.12 - Searched online and tried a couple of things relating to WSOD, but no joy.

Could someone kindly assist and advise how to get this fixed.

Thank you