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No. Take a look at $pun_url in include/common.php and in the include/url/* files.

Define clear
In other words, what do you want to keep? And what version are you trying to upgrade from?

Let me guess, the moderator who is trying to post doesn't have moderator powers over the forum he/she is trying to post in?
Thanks for the report, the problem is part of a larger issue we're looking into fixing

We use get_current_url to store the URL as you're visiting in prev_url in the online table. Then, we can use prev_url for redirects.

Ah, got it.
I don't think that's something we can fix, really: PunBB doesn't know that you're using mod_proxy from another computer or that your connection to the other computer uses SSL. It only knows about the connection made from the proxy to the machine running PunBB.

Hmm, interesting
Are you using Apache?

2004? That's 1.1, most likely, which isn't updated anymore. I don't know that any modifications for that version exist anymore.

Talk to your host

Then you're probably better off with a searchable mailing list or a wiki (depending on what you're really trying to do with the setup) than a forum. An email address, which is typically a public piece of information, is not good to use as the sole means of identifying a user. In the case of the editing idea suggested in the first post, anyone who knows the person's email address could edit his/her posts. In your case, there's no good way to track who actually posted a comment, which leaves the system open for abuse by malicious employees. IMO, you would be better off having everyone register (or automatically generating accounts for them using their email addresses) then relying on an email address as a form of security.
But if you want to use PunBB that way, you certainly can. Just tell all your users that their names as guests should be their email address (or mandate the email field and let them fill in whatever they want for name). Set up the forum to allow guest posting, and tada!

Set-Cookie: punbb_cookie_3026f4c3=[stuff]; expires=Thu, 12-Mar-2009 20:32:13 GMT; path=/; domain=http://lie2815.heliohost.org; httponly

You're setting $cookie_domain wrong.

Your browser's, most likely. Could you link to your site?

trakman: Except it wasn't Microsoft's idea to begin with (and their implementation takes too much time to use, IMO). That probably won't be something we make an official extension.