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That's what I thought. Your config.php is incomplete. It is missing a bunch of variables. This is how it should look:

$db_type = 'blabla';
$db_host = 'blabla';
$db_name = 'blabla';
$db_username = 'blabla';
$db_password = 'blabla';
$db_prefix = 'punbb_';
$p_connect = false;

$cookie_name = 'punbb_cookie';
$cookie_domain = '';
$cookie_path = '/';
$cookie_secure = 0;
$cookie_seed = 'asdf1234';    // Make up your own secret seed here

define('PUN', 1);

If you're running MySQL, set db_type to mysql.

It's not a bad idea. I'll look into it.

Lite komiskt att du skulle ställa den här frågan just idag. Med tanke på det här

Hmm. Could you post the contents of your config.php file? Don't forget to remove any sensitive information such as your database password.

Very nice. I prefer this style over the old one.

Very nice. I might actually extend the rewriting functionality currently in Subversion to include the forum and topic title like you did. I never thought about doing it this way. There might be some problems with e.g. chinese and other multibyte languages though.

Yes, that should do it as long as the topic and the post were inserted the same second. They might not have been.

Apparently, it doesn't work properly in Netscape 3 either Get a grip, Paul!

I must admit, if there is one thing I just can't quite grasp, it's time zones. I would love a good explanation of what you just suggested actually entails

There is no guarantee you will get the message body of the first post by doing that. You're just telling MySQL to fetch _a_ message body from the posts table where the topic_id is matches that of the topic. You're not specifying which. I believe you would have to do a subselect in order to get the expected result.

It must be a sign from the gods

Like Smartys said, storing read/unread data for all topics and all users isn't feasible. Sure, it might work for a forum with a couple of hundred users and a couple of thousands topics, but it won't scale. The table in which these things are stored has to be relatively small.