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The problem lies with the default installation of the PHP installer for windows systems.

It installs PHP as a CGI module, leaving most options at the default setting, thats why some people get CGI errors.

I have manually installed php as an ISAPI filter.

I'll try testing punbb with php configured as a CGI module sometime this week. My guess is that it'll work perfectly when i do the installation manually.

Edit:

Just installed php 4.3.9 using the installer, standard installation. PunBB worked just fine, no cgi errors at all. Tested on VMware/Windows server 2003/IIS6, mysql database at my debian testserver.

My guess is that some users forgot to give proper permissions to "IUSR_MachineName"

I am using MagpieRSS, it's a php rss parser.

I think he meant translation.

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I've been using 7-zip for some time now. I really like the compression it has on documents etc.

I've done some testing on 2.82 MB (2.958.359 bytes) of data made using Eagle Layout Editor

Some filesizes:

552.380 bytes - WinRAR 3.30, max compression.
72.740 bytes - WinRAR 3.30, solid archive, max compression.
433.253 bytes - 7-Zip, max compression.
53.868 bytes - 7-zip, solid archive, max compression.

While these are some nice numbers, i don't think you should quit using your current archiver because of the huge hd's you can buy these days.

If you're going to use it for file distribution on the internet, this'll probably be the way to go. Consider using sfx archives. I've packed the same data using 7-zip (solid archive, max compression and sfx archive), the filesize of the sfx archive: 130.156 bytes.

Try this one:

Options All -Indexes

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?domain.com(/)?.*$     [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|bmp|png)$ http://www.google.com [R,NC]

Change the line containing domain.com to your domain name

Edit: Change the last line containing google.com to http://www.yourdomain.com/hotlink-warning.gif. This way you can replace the hotlinked image to another (nasty?) one.

If you're new to linux you'd be better off using Fedora (red hat), Mandrake or Suse. Those distro's give you a simple installation gui to choose what you'd like to install.

I can only give you one simple advice about linux: read a lot, like manpages, howto's, etc.

Just download the .jar file, open it using winrar, extract and open the install.rdf file.

Find this line:

<em:maxVersion>0.9+</em:maxVersion>

And change it to this one:

<em:maxVersion>0.10</em:maxVersion>

Just drop the index.rdf file into the .jar file using winrar and you've got yourself a 0.10 compliant Smoke theme.

I beleive there is a setting for that at the admin/options page. (dont shoot me if im wrong)

Its probably your browser, clear your cache and try again

Check your settings if it doesn't work after clearing, IE had some setting for animated images (dont know for sure, i havent used IE since 2 years ago)

I got about 15 invites (all gone) in about one week.

I dont really think google worries too much about people using more than one or two invites for themselves, who'd need more than one or two accounts anyway.
Since its quite a hassle keeping up with that much accounts i wouldn't even try it.

Just another question though:
Has anyone of you gotten any spam on your gmail accounts? If so, did it get filtered?

I havent gotten any since april/may, so i wouldn't know about spam and such.

I havent gotten any invites for about 5-6 weeks.

Did one of you get invites since last month?