Drupal and Company Websites

I've just setup Drupal to run the backend of our company website. Check it out at http://www.unilogicnetworks.net. It definately beats the previous site, which actually was a load of crap ;)

Database driven websites rule :) Make it much easier to setup :)

Looks cool.
One hint: make sure the php session ID doenst end up in the URL, looks ugly and spiders are less likely to give your site a high ranking.
One question, how do you plan to keep you AS macro at RIPE and the peeringlists as on your site up to date? You might want to write a small module or even a shel scripts which wgets the ripe page and awks it into the database?
Other than that, good job and nice to see a feloow network erson active with drupal.

bertboerland () (URL) - 09 August '04 - 11:15

Simple, the AS macro and the peeringlist are automatically generated from the source where all peerings are configured. The routerconfigs we carry in CVS.
The PHP session ID presumably is something of drupal it self. And as it not yet bugs me (as I can’t see it anywhere), but probably I’ll change this later on.

Cliff () (URL) - 09 August '04 - 11:37

The PHPSESSID variable in URIs results from PHP’s `session.use_trans_sid’ flag, which apparently is enabled on your server. It goes away after one click if your browser accepts cookies, otherwise it stays with you all the time.
As most search engines do not accept cookies, they will indeed see PHPSESSID in every request, which is bad for rankings, as bertboerland already noted.

Peter van Dijk () (URL) - 10 August '04 - 01:40


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