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Free Message Board Needs Php
Started by Fun4TheMoney, Apr 16 2005 12:04 AM
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#1
Posted 16 April 2005 - 12:04 AM
I found a free message board for my site, where I can have my Google ads there, instead of Proboards ads, but it requires PHP, which I know nothing about. I don't believe my host, Doteasy.com, supports PHP on its free sites. Does Trap17? If so, could I host my message boards, here, and link from my Doteasy site? The software I'm looking at is YABB. Here's the link:
Yet Another Bulletin Board
It also mentions CHMOD and Perl--I don't know those, either. Should I give it up or is it possible for somebody like me to do this?--I do know HTML.
TIA,
Suz
Yet Another Bulletin Board
It also mentions CHMOD and Perl--I don't know those, either. Should I give it up or is it possible for somebody like me to do this?--I do know HTML.
TIA,
Suz
#5
Posted 17 April 2005 - 11:27 PM
Normally you just upload the file into a folder created in /public_html, then you'll need to setup a new MySQL datebase and give full permission for the database to a MySQL user. Then you usually just run a install.php file located somewhere in your forum folder.
I'm not too familiar with YaBB, since it uses Perl, I dont know what other procedures you need to do before running.
If you dont mind, use phpBB instead, its free and you can put Google Ads in the forum. Also I have more experience with this forum than YaBB, therefore I give you better technical support.
I'm not too familiar with YaBB, since it uses Perl, I dont know what other procedures you need to do before running.
If you dont mind, use phpBB instead, its free and you can put Google Ads in the forum. Also I have more experience with this forum than YaBB, therefore I give you better technical support.
#6
Posted 17 April 2005 - 11:49 PM
tonic, on Apr 17 2005, 04:27 PM, said:
Normally you just upload the file into a folder created in /public_html, then you'll need to setup a new MySQL datebase and give full permission for the database to a MySQL user. Then you usually just run a install.php file located somewhere in your forum folder.
I'm not too familiar with YaBB, since it uses Perl, I dont know what other procedures you need to do before running.
If you dont mind, use phpBB instead, its free and you can put Google Ads in the forum. Also I have more experience with this forum than YaBB, therefore I give you better technical support.
I'm not too familiar with YaBB, since it uses Perl, I dont know what other procedures you need to do before running.
If you dont mind, use phpBB instead, its free and you can put Google Ads in the forum. Also I have more experience with this forum than YaBB, therefore I give you better technical support.
Terrific. Thanks. phpBB it is. Hopefully, I'll be able to start on it, tomorrow. Right now I'd better figure out how to get a site activated over here, so I'll be up to speed on that part before I try to tackle the BB.
Suz
#8
Posted 18 April 2005 - 12:20 AM
tonic, on Apr 17 2005, 05:03 PM, said:
Will do--thanks again. BTW, how much space will this take up? I'm thinking of combining the message boards for all 4 of my sites into this one. I don't get much traffic, so I don't expect much action. I get 20MB of space here, free, right? Will that be enough if I don't put anything else here except my forums? Is that okay with Trap17 or would I be abusing my rights here
Suz
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