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Then you should ask the author of the mod.

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Stealing the PunBB source code, rebranding it and applying some non-GPL compliant license to it is one thing. What I don't get is why these people informed us of the breach. The name bodhisattva is in pretty much all the source files and his e-mail here in the forums is the one on the disabled Berlios account. Serpect is the same person (well, at least they're on the same IP).

Oh well. I'll e-mail the guy and ask him what's up. There's no need for you guys to go all vigilante. Let me talk to him first.

Edit: Those of you who have had your mods "stolen" are of course free to take any action you want. It has nothing to do with PunBB.

Well, your phpinfo() output shows that MySQL support is not enabled in your PHP installation. How to enable it is a Debian issue though and I'm not sure how to help you. Perhaps there's a Debian user here that can help?

Well, it appears as if the database you're migrating to doesn't contain a PunBB installation. I believe it must in order for the migration tool to work.

Noted.

Well, I guess that would solve it. We would have to add some code to the query method of the db class to rewrite the query, but that's very possible. Also, I'm sure a couple of queries would have to be rewritten completely, but that's no biggie either.

However, I have never been in contact with an Oracle database, so I wouldn't even know where to start. If someone else would be willing to investigate this, I would be very grateful.

Then there's another thing. The search feature of PunBB is the thing I am least satisfied with. It does it's own search word indexing and performance is not good. MySQL has built-in fulltext indexing that works great. Problem is, what do with do with the other databases? Sometime I wish I hadn't added PostgreSQL and SQLite support in the first place

The biggest problem with using oracle is that it doesn't support LIMIT/OFFSET, so there's no simple way to display 30 topics starting with topic number 100.

And before anyone comments on this. Yes, I'm aware that LIMIT/OFFSET is not SQL Standard, but that doesn't change the fact that it's damn convenient.

And the file include/dblayer/mysql.php exists?

Tell he to clear her cookies.

We usually hang out on Quakenet

Looking forward to trying this one out. I'm not sure about the torrent support though. Remember, "A program should do one thing and do it well".

If only Opera could use Windows built-in controls for textarea, buttons etc. Opera's own controls are ugly.

Then I suggest you talk to the blog:cms guys. This seems like an integration issue.