LOLing at use of MegaUpload for File size: 4.03 KB
But thanks for this extension - the proxy blocking element in particular will be very handy.
Unfortunately no one can be told what PunBB is - you have to see it for yourself.
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LOLing at use of MegaUpload for File size: 4.03 KB
But thanks for this extension - the proxy blocking element in particular will be very handy.
How many database queries are shown to be running on each page load?
And is the problem of slow load times at the server, or at the browser? That is to say, does the page take 5 minutes to render at the server, as measured by the code displayed at the bottom of the page, or does it take 5 minutes to display in your browser when you view the page?
LOL. Grump grump grump.
But clearly a few minimum measures would be good to see - like yes, the nofollow tag should be there for all external links.
Helping you would be easier if it was clear what you were talking about.
Learn to form sentences.
I have created a website called NetHacker (how obvious?) and it is a community dedicated to security issues on todays world and internet age.
You are all welcome
(No... Really... I will be happy to have more members!)
LOL.
Seems like your host (GoDaddy?) doesn't like you - your site is un-reachable and seems 'suspended for spam or abuse'.
That was quick...
Word for the wise: avoid GoDaddy as a host or domain registrar if you run a site that has controversial content.
'Sniffer' is one word. Another more common one is scraper.
HTTtrack will work fine. Just be careful to limit it to scraping the one site, not follow all the links off the site.
And be prepared to take the chance that the web site or forum administrator might ban you from accessing the site again if s/he detects you scraping hundreds of forum pages using a tool like httrack.
Most system administrators don't like scrapers. Including me. If I see something like that happen without my permission, it's a permaban from the whole server on the scraper's IP address/IP range, and the forum user too if I find them out.
Does blog software allow responses of a great length?
Yes, unfortunately it does.
No one needs to alter any code. It looks like you are using a host who makes the SimpleScripts auto-installer available to their customers to install stuff like blogs and forums.
I think WordPress and Textpattern are on the list of blog software that SimpleScripts can install for you. Try installing either of those. You may find that they will work fine for you - or near enough - out of the box.
Why are you using PunBB? From looking at your site, wouldn't blog software (eg WordPress, TextPattern, Movable Type etc) suit you better?
if it's possible to allocate admin status to a regualr user who can then sort out this problem?
Not via remote control from PunBB HQ.
:)
The admin/owner of the forum is the only one who can give you the privileges you seek.
S/he could for example bump you up to moderator status, and then you could do stuff like close or delete threads etc.
You seem to be trying to build another access control function on top of a forum that already quite good access control.
Just get more granular with the way you classify your users and then apply that to the way you set forum access rights.
Have you tried this image hosting service:
http://www.postimage.org/mod.php
They have a plugin for Pun and Flux 1.3 as well as 1.2.
They now use imageshack.us at the back-end, apparently, so they should be quite reliable.
Which search results?
Search results from an external search engine like Google?
Or search results from the internal Punbb search system?
Can't you just do this via CSS?
This problem resembles the one solved by CSS over at Flux:

Pic related.
Pls define your problem more clearly.
My primary idea was that when I use punbb on my ISP website, I want that only specified IP class /24 or something like that have access to some let's say "Admin Notifications" forum... Other IPs can't see that forum... Etc...
Probably simpler to just control that directly via the conventional user group permissions settings per forum that you can already set via the Pun control panel - ie 'make the Admin Notifications' forum only viewable by users who are members of the group 'ISP Users', not Guest users. Etc
PostImage.org now use imageshack.us for storage of not adult images
How does that work?
Does it have an impact on your SIU PunBB mod?
Basically, much like threads are currently 'Sticky' or 'Closed', I need to be able to tag them as 'NSFW'. It shouldn't change who can post in them and where they sit, just be a big bold tag. Is there any easy way of introducing this?
Even better, is there any way of introducing it so that a member can tag any post in that topic as being NSFW, and the forum will then apply that NSFW tag to the entire thread? A checkbox under Optional post settings would be great, plus a link at the bottom of posts (along with Edit, Delete, etc) to tag an existing post as NSFW, and a link in the moderator bar so moderators can tag things as well.
Cheers
Two suggestions:
(1) Have a look at the official pun_tag extension (at the bottom of the page) to see if it will be useful to you:
http://punbb.informer.com/extensions/
(2) Just develop and enforce a convention with your users so that they learn to begin all NSFW threads or topics with the [NSFW] prefix in the subject.
Hi Jacky:
Yes, pls do port your mod across to 1.3.
1.3 has an official CAPTCHA extension
http://punbb.informer.com/extensions/
but a mod like yours would be a great complement to it as it has a number of advantages over a graphical CAPTCHA.
One can never have enough firepower at the ready to deal with spambots. They are relentless, as you know, and attacks on 1.3 are far from unknown.
Some useful info:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/ tions.html
The note about setting the crawl-delay in robots.txt may be particularly handy, if the bump in connections is caused by search bots hammering you.
The note about adding the 'php_value mysql.connect_timeout 20' line into your .htaccess for the forum might also do some good.
Anyone using another alternative to stop bots from registering?
I do have some suggestions for alternative anti-bot measures.
1: put in place a simple text based question on the registration page like so:
http://www.punres.org/viewtopic.php?id=3439
or
2: (better) use Jacky's excellent text based antibot mod at:
http://www.punres.org/desc.php?pid=503
People have had success with both. They are also both pretty easy to implement.
What are you using to do your current registration and logins? Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal etc for example?
That might help people propose solutions.
Weird, I downloaded it again and I got the same error.
Please download again:
http://fixpc.co.za/download/ip_to_country.zip
Should be a much smaller file.
ZIP file is broken again.
WinZip, 7Zip etc barf when attempting to open it.
these are real members. though most of them do not post.
:lol::lol::lol:
SuperMAG, you are being too fussy, IMHO, and sweating on stuff you don't need to worry about.
Remember CSS and HTML/PHP aren't there to produce desktop publishing style layout and positioning results for the web.
I mean, heavens, the results your users will be getting will probably (and properly) vary wildly according to which browser and platform the page is being viewed from.
So IMHO: don't sweat the small stuff and don't try and achieve precise positioning effects. WAY more trouble than it's worth. Stick to default behaviours.
PS - seems like an awful lot of bot registrations on your board - about 1000+. Not good.
Style is nice and all.
But that is a PunBB 1.2 site and style - you've posted this in the PunBB 1.3 show off section.
1.3 and 1.2 styles are different.
Also it looks to me like your PunBB v1.2 may not be the latest version, which is v1.2.21. Maybe time to update either your 1.2 or go to 1.3.
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