Drupal/C2/Configuration-Management-in-Admin-Interface/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to the Spoken tutorial on Configuration Management in Admin Interface.
00:09	In this tutorial, we will learn about some menu items, such as-
00:13	Extend,
00:15	Configuration,
00:16	People and
00:18	Report.
00:20	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Operating System Drupal 8 and Firefox web browser.
00:29	You can use any web browser as per your choice.
00:34	Let us open our website which we created earlier.
00:38	As we mentioned earlier, Drupal is like a framework. So, it doesn’t actually do a lot.
00:45	This Extend link on the Administration toolbar is very important when we begin to build our site.
00:53	Click on Extend. This gives us an overview of all of the Modules on our site.
01:00	Modules are features.
01:02	We will cover them in detail later on.
01:06	This is the list of some of the Modules that come with Drupal.
01:11	We can see what has been enabled or not enabled, just by looking at the check marks.
01:18	The Extend menu allows us to see all the Modules or features that we have enabled on our Drupal site.
01:26	We will be adding a number of Modules to our site as we go, throughout this series.
01:32	Let’s look at the Configuration menu now. Only site administrators get access to this area.
01:41	Because we are the superuser or the user number 1, we have access to everything.
01:47	Notice that there’s a red pop-up on the screen.
01:51	You may or may not have this on your screen.
01:54	It says that the status report hasn’t run and that I need to check if my Drupal site is up to date.
02:03	I’m going to ignore that for now and worry about that when we get to the Reports screen.
02:09	This particular menu gives us access to configuring all the different aspects of our site,
02:16	like - Site information, Account settings, Text formats and editors, Performance issues, Maintenance mode, Image styles and others.
02:30	We will go through these in detail later on in this series.
02:35	But for now, let us update our site information.
02:39	Click on Site information. And let’s change our Site name to "Drupalville" and in the Slogan, type: "A Great Place to Learn All About Drupal".
02:53	Whenever we make changes like this, they change the entire site.
02:58	This is one of the great things about content management systems.
03:04	So now, whether we had one page or a thousand pages on our site, the site name across the top of every single page will be "Drupalville".
03:16	That is a really big improvement over static HTML.
03:21	Also, on this page, we get the Email address which is the 'From' address in automated emails.
03:29	We can also choose a different front page and a default 403 and 404 page.
03:37	Recall that in Drupal, every page is a web form.
03:41	So, every time we make a change on our Drupal page, we have to click Submit or Save.
03:49	Let’s click on the Save configuration button at the bottom.
03:54	Then, click on Back to site.
03:58	Notice that our site name is now "Drupalville" and we have a slogan on every page of our site.
04:06	We will explore the Configuration menu, in detail, in later tutorials.
04:12	Let’s click People on the Administration toolbar.
04:16	It takes us to the People area on our Drupal site.
04:20	You’ll notice the tabs- List, Permissions and Roles.
04:26	This is just an introduction; we’ll cover these in much more detail, later.
04:32	The Roles section allows us to create user accounts, manage permissions about what people can see and what people can do on our site.
04:44	The username "admin" is here.
04:47	If we click Edit, we can see all the things about our own user account.
04:54	We can change the Password, provided we know the current one.
04:59	There is an option to reset it, if we don’t know. Here, it tells us that our Role is Administrator.
05:09	My status is Active and we have our own Personal contact form and our LOCATION SETTINGS.
05:21	We can update and add our own picture by clicking on the Browse button, under Picture.
05:29	So, basically, this is where we can manage our own profile. Now, click on Save.
05:37	To summarize - Roles tab allows us to add various roles.
05:42	Permissions tab allows us to give certain permissions to those roles
05:48	and, List tab allows us to assign users to those roles.
05:54	They’ll get certain Permissions which will allow them to do certain things and see certain things on our Drupal site.
06:04	People is where we can manage all the users on our Drupal website.
06:10	The last thing we look at, on our Administration toolbar, is Reports.
06:16	Click on Reports.
06:18	This gives us a listing of some important things that we need to know about our Drupal site.
06:25	For example - Are there any Available updates?
06:28	Recent log messages,
06:31	A listing of all the fields on all entity types,
06:36	Status reports,
06:37	Top “access denied” and "Page not found” errors,
06:42	Top search phrases and some of the plugins that our Views may use.
06:49	Click on Available updates. This will give us a listing of all the things that might need to be updated.
06:58	We can also see that the last update was 48 minutes ago.
07:04	This is managed by Cron and we need to set this up on our server.
07:10	For now, just click on Check manually.
07:15	Drupal will now check all the things that we have installed and let us know that we are up-to-date.
07:24	If we had added more Modules or features to our site, there would be a bigger list here.
07:32	We will check this again later on, as we go through this tutorial.
07:37	Click on Reports to get a Status report of our site.
07:42	For example, what version of Drupal we have and when Cron was last run.
07:49	Here we can see a link from where we can run Cron externally.
07:55	Our Database system, Database version etc.
08:00	You should keep a close look on the Reports section of your site,
08:05	especially, if you’re the person responsible for maintaining all the updates for Drupal and the Modules that you download.
08:14	Lastly, we have Help and Help gives us links to Help page of our site.
08:22	That sums up our Administration Toolbar.
08:26	With this, we come to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarize.
08:32	In this tutorial, we have learnt about menu items:Extend'Configuration'People and Report.
08:52	This video is adapted from Acquia and OS Training and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay.
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09:19	Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by-NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture Government of India.
09:32	This is Varsha Venkatesh, signing off. Thanks for joining.

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