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You could have installed it there in the first place

Anyways, what I would do is change the base URL to reflect the new address and then copy over the files to the new folder.

We're currently transitioning a few things, so punbb.org will not work with SVN as it did earlier: as Bekko pointed out, using dev.punbb.org works right now (it's what I'm using)

You just send the hashed password in a different variable, it's a fairly common technique that I've seen used in several apps

The easiest way would just be to add an onsubmit function that takes the value from password, hashes it, sticks it in hashed_password, and removes password.
That way, if hashed_password is set, we look there for a hash. If not, we look at password for the password. If there's Javascript, we have a hash, and if not there's no hash

Are your files chmodded such that someone else could edit them?

No, since we don't have access to their ruleset or know what rule is being triggered. Could you ask them to check their logs and see what mod_security rule is triggering your errors?

I edited the wiki link so that it should work
The PunRes forums work fine for me

Moved to Bug Reports
I think this may be an actual bug

RSS feeds use a variable called $url_action, which is initialized like this:

$url_action = ($_GET['action'] == 'active') ? '&action=new' : '';

HTML output from extern.php doesn't do this: it always appends action=new

While the PunBB homepage is right to output action=new (active topics refers to topics that have been recently posted to), extern.php's output is not always what it should be.

There should be no trailing slash

$db (the database object)
$pun_user (contains key/value pairs for all columns in users, all columns in groups, and two columns from the online table (logged and idle). and is_guest, which is true/false depending upon if the user is a guest
all variables in config.php
$pun_config (contains key/value pairs for all the conf_name/conf_value pairings in the config table)
$lang_common (see lang/English/common.php for the key/value pairs for the English language: keys should remain the same no matter the language)
$pun_bans (contains information on all bans, numerically indexed)

That should cover it

Moved to Modifications
Follow the readme?

Easy BBCode modification