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It doesn't make a difference though

You manually updated it, which didn't delete the config cache file
Check out the cache folder, delete the cache_config.php file

Bekko: it's chmodded so it can't be read

Is your prefix really _stef and not stef_ ?

Because, as he said, Firefox is in standards compliance mode, which means it only accepts properly served stylesheets, which your server doesn't give (which it should).

Looks back at Paul's post

The cookie problem is old, it doesn't apply anymore
The issue is with the forbidden thing, which has to be dealt with by the host

That's true, but relying solely on it is the wrong thing to do
Like I said, if it becomes enough of an issue for someone, I'm sure a mod can be written to store both IPs

Depends on if the person knows what an SQL query is or where to use one

What you have to do is put an if statement around this:

// Check if current user is banned
check_bans();

So that it isn't checked if the user isn't in the forum

I haven't used WAMP before, but this holds for Apache/PHP/MySQL set up on a Windows comp regularly
1. Check out httpd.conf, DirectoryIndex. Mine is currently:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
2. I think that's a phpMyAdmin setting. As an alternative, look into password protecting things with .htaccess
3. See above
4. I'd do a test with something (a simple Deny from all file should do it) and see if it works. If it doesn't, you'll have to play around in httpd.conf to enable it

No.
No it isn't.

http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:h7 … k&cd=1
(I would do the real link, but the site seems down)

Title isn't a real meta tag
Description is auto-generated by the search engine (like here).
Keywords are mostly ignored.

So yes, while in some cases you might want to put description in, it is NOT a necessary feature. SEO features are not necessary. Helpful in some cases, maybe, but not everyone wants them.

http://dev.punbb.org/file/trunk/upload/ … /mysql.php
Each DB type (MySQL, MySQLi, PostgreSQL, and SQLite) has its own abstraction layer. Just edit the file for the one you're using (the function is DBLayer) to add the redirect in (oh, and to note, after doing Location: headers you should use exit or the script will continue executing without the user seeing the output).
So, as an example for MySQL, the new function would be

        function DBLayer($db_host, $db_username, $db_password, $db_name, $db_prefix, $p_connect)
        {
                $this->prefix = $db_prefix;

                if ($p_connect)
                        $this->link_id = @mysql_pconnect($db_host, $db_username, $db_password);
                else
                        $this->link_id = @mysql_connect($db_host, $db_username, $db_password);

                if ($this->link_id)
                {
                        if (@mysql_select_db($db_name, $this->link_id))
                                return $this->link_id;
                        else
                        {
                                header("Location: Forum_error.html");
                                exit;
                        }
                }
                else
                {
                        header("Location: Forum_error.html");
                        exit;
                }
        }