The directory tree of the drupal package has changed to conform better to the
file system hierarchy standard.
This means, the drupal core is now in /usr/share/drupal, configuration files
are stored in /etc/drupal and the files are stored in /var/lib/drupal
When upgrading from the Mandriva package or a version of the Mageia package
prior to 7.8, you have to migrate your configurations and files manually.

If you do an initial installation of drupal, you have to do the following
after the installation of the package:

- create a database (see /usr/share/doc/drupal/INSTALL.*.txt)
- copy /etc/drupal/sites/default/default.settings.php
  to /etc/drupal/sites/default/settings.php and change its permissions
  to 666 so the installation script can write changes to it (don't forget to
  change those permissions back to 644, when you have finished the
  configurationfor security reasons)

For security reasons, the default settings are, that only localhost can access
the drupal installation.
If you want to change that, you have to edit /etc/httpd/conf/webapps.d/drupal.conf
accordingly.

Be aware that the database servers (mariadb, postgresql or sqlite) has to be
installed as well.