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i'm not sure i entierly understand your question either but i'll give it a go anyways:
If you need something in download.php to fiddle with the uploaded file  you should look at php's filehandler here http://se2.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php

Yes, when i wrote this the version was 1.something.

Try this:
Replace

    if ($NUM == "1")
    {
        print("Username & Password Verified");
    }
    else
    {
        print("Username/Password Combo not found.");
    }

with

    if ($NUM == "1")
    {    // Username found
        if (strlen($ROW->password) == 32)
        { // Check against md5
            if ($ROW->password == md5(trim($_POST['password'])))
            { // Password match md5-hash
                print("Password Verified md5");
            }
            else
            {
                print("Password does not match.");
            }
        }
        elseif (strlen($ROW-password) == 40)
        { // Check against sha1
            if ($ROW->password == sha1(trim($_POST['password'])))
            { // Password match sha1
                print("Password Verified sha1");
            }
            else
            {
                if (function_exists(sha1))
                { // sha1 function exist, but password does not match.
                    print("Password does not match.");
                }
                else
                { // sha1 does not exist. user need to request new password
                    print("Password algorithm is wrong. Please request a new password via [link].");
                }
            }
        }
        else
        {
            print("Something bad happend. Catch the error here.");
        }
    }
    else
    {
        print("Username not found.");
    }

I -think- that code block should check if the returned password is 32 or 40 long, and the compare it to the provided password in the correct manner (ie: checking where to compare it).
It should also warn if the sha1 is not available if the stored password is 40 long.

Any inputs on this Rickard?

I suspected that, but wasn't sure.
Maybe write a little note or something about it in the installfile at the end?

How about a compromise; strip out the http[,s]:// when doing the referer-check?

Or forcibly put in place (checking to see if there is a http or https first naturally) when installing/updating the base url so it will always be there is the user forgets to set it( or doesn't think it's needs to be there ...

Just though i'd shine some light on the matter for future updates.

It shouldn't be so difficult if you look in the post.php-file and examine what it calls in the post-form element and just send that info directly to the db when posting your news.

Anyone knows how a CSS-base layout looks in browsers available on the unix platform?
NS, Mozilla, FB, Opera, Konqueror
and text-based browsers like
Lynx, Links, Arena, w3
?

Cuz Pun is a good forum suited for text-based browsers due to it's simplicity and lightweightness.

But yeah, i think sqlite is a nice addition for smaller sites and projects even tho i seriously doubt anyone with an evolving bigger site/commynity use it due to it's non-advanceness (such a word .

But for a slick forum of this size, why not.

Pros:
It's bundled with PHP5.

It uses a file in a location you specify

You can use SQLite on any server that has PHP5, but no other db like PG or MYsql.

DB-file is easily movable. Just shutdown your website, zip up all files, move to new location, unzip and you're ready to go.

Cons:
What i've seen and used it; it's nowhere near as powerful as a "real" db like MY or PG.

SQLite querys puts som extra load on the php-engine as it's bundled with php, and not a standalone app like my or pg.

If you touch(move, copy etc) the file while a SQL-operation is active, you can corrupt the db-file (so make sure to halt your website while you perform backups etc)

Anything else i've missed?

Or you could put a tag with the intended pun-version alongside the language-file (so you have one lang_1.0.1.se and one lang_1.1.se). Not everyone may want to upgrade to latest version if they made extensive mods to the old one etc.

I'm not entierly sure i understand why this would be better or different then using the oldfashion:
$one = new One();
$two = new Two();

and working with those...