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Like the Swedish Bikini Team?

Grazie

What works best is what works best for you.

I like lean and mean, so I look at CMS's that have small code bases that just do what I need from them. That doesn't leave me with many choices but that's my own personal preference. Others want more bells and whistles, so they go towards Joomla!, Drupal, etc.

Rather than get into a what CMS is better discussion, let's talk about the future of PunBB. After 1.3 comes out, extensions will make it very simple to use PunBB for many things within the scope of your site. Want to use the forum for commenting, we'll have you covered. Want to authenticate against PunBB, that's also in the cards. Want to make the forum look like your site, Paul is making this possible.

I'm very excited about the future, the possibilities are doable.

Try this:

RedirectMatch 301 ^/app/(.*)$ http://app.website.tld/$1

Please visit http://dev.punbb.org/, don't tell anyone

frank0051,

We're planning on putting up a beta of PunBB 1.3 for all to play with soon but we're not at that stage as of yet.

For now, you can go to: http://dev.punbb.org/ and see what we're up to.

The extension would be mysqli.so, but Ubuntu should of done this for you.

I'm running Debian Etch:
Apache/2.2.3
PHP/5.2.0-7
MySQL/5.0.30

Damn it's good to see Debian on the leading edge

CodeXP, it's a very confusing time in the console wars and I do understand what you're saying. I may hold off for a while on getting a new console, my PS2 is doing just fine for now.

I was working an Indy race in Miami a number of years back, I used to volunteer for security duty to get into the pits.

While working the race, I came face to face with Stallone since he was in town filming Driven. He's a small dude, heck Estella Warren towered over him. Now I look at any of his movies in a different light, I guess camera angles do play an important part in filming.

You can ban a domain in the Ban advanced settings admin screen, just leave the user name blank to get to it:

The e-mail or e-mail domain you wish to ban (e.g. someone@somewhere.com or somewhere.com). See "Allow banned e-mail addresses" in Options for more info.

Rickard goes by the Chinese calendar, which gives him till February 18 of 2007

If you don't know what you're doing, being protected by sudo is the way to go. In my opinion, Ubuntu did the right thing , make the system less prone to getting trashed and at the same time teach you the proper way to do permissions.

Windows is a wide open affair, single user in mind from the start. Unix was designed to be multi-user from the get-go, so knowing how to work under a permission system, though it may suck at first, is worth the learning curve.