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You can't just embed a page within another page: search.php is its own seperate HTML document.
I would suggest using an iframe instead

That's how it's supposed to work. Things aren't marked as read immediately just because you read them: you need to install a mod to add that functionality (or wait for 1.3, which will have it)

Is this a redirect topic?

No they don't...
The only time I get that error is searching for "powered by phpbb 2.0.*" where * is any number
Or inurl:viewtopic.php

PunBB doesn't require javascript to work properly
Let me test this...

Edit: My browser is indeed set like that, and PunBB works 100% as it's supposed to. I can login, etc
Those functions aren't required, they're simply performed when the form is submitted: it makes no difference if they happen or not

If you mean the function, check_cookie() in functions.php

I actually wrote a mod for multiple groups (and considering I wrote it in < 1 day while I was half asleep, it worked surprisingly well). I don't think I have the code still, but all it took was an extra table (user_groups) that had 3 columns: user_id, group_id, and primary. Your "primary" group was the one used for non-forum permissions stuff and all the groups were used to determine forum permissions

It did require a rewrite of most permission checking functionality

2 things you'd have to do:
1. Write a new abstraction layer for Oracle
2. Find the places where the query syntax is different and add in an oracle case

The issue is double entries in the online table: this has been reported many times before

If the timezone on the server (without any of the PunBB stuff interfering) is CET, then PunBB's server timezone should be set as CET. That means the forum clock, by itself, is GMT. Then, you pick the appropriate offset on a per-user level. So you'd pick CET for yourself as well.

The board timezone is supposed to be set so that the other timezones are correct (so, if the default time on the server is CET, I choose the CET timezone, so the forum time is GMT). Then, each individual user has their own setting