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You're producing the cookie incorrectly. From checkcookie():

if (!isset($pun_user['id']) || md5($cookie_seed.$pun_user['password']) !== $cookie['password_hash'])

The issue with using a META tag to redirect is that the main targets of anti-spam tools are bots, and bots don't have to -- and probably won't -- obey the META tag.

Requiring Javascript for registration is an accessibility issue anyway, so the best solution is simply to restrict yourself to anti-spam tools that don't use it.

By the looks of it you're on shared hosting, so another user of your host may have somehow broken past some security. You should probably ask your host about it, and see if you can get your hands on server logs for your account to get a better idea of what happened.

Can you post the contents of your config.php (with sensitive information taken out)?

Well, to help you we'll need either your index.php, a list of the queries that are run (display of queries is toggled in common.php - be careful not to leave it set on a live site once you get the list, however), or both.

That's... odd.

Can you paste the relevant lines from you parser.php here?

There's already an Akismet mod as well as several other anti-spam mods.

Mediator has already done all the work for you: http://www.punres.org/desc.php?pid=57

Well, almost all of the work. If you don't want the regular announcement box to be shown to guests, you'll have to edit header.php to check if a user is logged in or not (try using $pun_user['is_guest']).

You may be able to find a converter to other forum software (such as phpBB) that you may use and then convert the result to PunBB.

You need to change the permission of the cache folder to 777. Your FTP program probably has some way to do this (I know Filezilla does - right click and choose "File Attributes").

I don't know what's wrong with Jansson's query, if anything, but you might try Rickard's query for the same purpose.