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Buh... It's just 9 bytes to add...

Check your language file, it's in it. However, it only change the charset header, not the set of your content.

Because it's badly set. I don't know if that's still the case, but like a year ago, the whole block of a French ISP was banned on TXD by their mod_security set-up. And the ISP wasn't neither small nor particularly bad (way less than AOL for example).

I would suggest disabling the mod_security entirely.

I'm guessing, he asks about the disk space usage of PunBB (not counting the DB).

The only things in disk space that grows is the avatars files...but that's easy to limit or foresee.

Yup absolutely. Well, not fluent by himself, he can get advices from other people, other websites, the legal dpt. of the company he works for, etc. That's just a translation work, on something not very large.

Let me rephrase that. It's like what we have right now...PunBB can be translated into, I don't know, Euskal Herria for example. But nobody has. So if I need it, I will do it myself, or get someone to do it. The only difference between admin-frontend "fields" and the lang pack is that these fields are different on each forum install.

Valid strict XHTML and CSS. Fast and light.

Textdrive is quite young, and it's facing (badly, but that's another topic) the same issues every other host has to deal with when they grow.

I'll go with the old ones, with a lot of customers but still with some direct contact. Once you have tens of thousands of websites hosted, most of the issues are behind you.

Hence my personal choice of OVH (for western European hosting).

A good hosting prove itself on the long run. Going for the cheap, attractive, young one, mean 99% of the time you will be hosted on a single server, in a basement, with a 20 years old student doing bad part time admin on the side. No thanks.

PunBB is under GNU Public Licence, so if it's that easy maybe you could do it ?

Or not. *Never* use a proprietary windows character set.

That I have a computer.

Subversion should merge the commits fine.

But Trac is just a frontend and a wiki for subversion, and it can handle several users no problem. Check it here for example, one can write new tickets, edit wiki pages, and so on.

From what I understood, the hard part is to integrate trac auth with punbb auth. But as I said before, if this is hell to do, well don't, we can handle two login until you figure it out.