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Almost correct. MMC doesn't compile the code, the Zend engine does. MMC just keeps the compiled code in memory (or on disk if it is out of memory) for PHP, so that the next time the script is to be executed, the Zend engine can fetch the already-compiled code directly from MMC's shared memory area.

Nono that I can think of. If people are chmodding their config.php to 777, the security is b0rked anyway :D

That's nice to hear :)

Also, I can't emphasize this enough: If changing the current layout to some small degree makes your job a lot easier or makes the markup/style sheet much prettier, I'm sure we can work something out.

Honesly, I haven't tried doing an upgrade in phpBB. How does it differ from the way it's done in PunBB?

Prego :)

Wow, what a mess :) It appears you've got three different forum software installed in the same database. Try re-installing PunBB with a table prefix (i.e. punbb_).

Pleas enable DEBUG mode and try again. Then post the error message here.

When pconnect is set to true, PunBB connects to MySQL via a so called persistent connection. A persistent connection isn't closed at the end of the script and can be reused for several script executions. The benefit is that a new connection doesn't have to be established every time. However, since the connections doesn't die at the end of the scripts, MySQL will run out of available connections quite fast. That is what happened on your host.

Ah, I see. But can't you let the forums take up both the middle and the right column?

De påverkar inte storleken på sidorna. Det är kommentarer i källkoden och de hoppas över av PHP-tolken.

There is no way to "decrypt" an MD5 checksum. You can brute force it by trying all possible combinations, but you can't go from MD5 to cleartext. MD5 is a checksum generation algoritm, it's not encryption per se.