For the newbies, can't decide which forum to run?

Everyone always asks which bulletin board is best, but its a pointless question. The only way to find out is to run them all on the same server.

PHPBB, IBF, vB soon, VBB, Phorum, UBB, Zorum, MiniBB, YaBB SE, XMB, and more all running on the same server! If you know howto safeguard the admin panel, PM me.

http://www.programtalk.com

Pretty Good.. You should also add more forums on the other forums, and not just the vB, so visitors can get a good idea on how all the boards look if they had more forums.. And a good insite on how the postbit looks..


Me personally, LOVES the vB

I would say vB is the best..

what about wBB 1.2 and 2.0... you need to run those as well :)

Is it me or is everyone directed to iBF beta 2 on all links?
Safeguarding the admin CP (if needed) can be easily done using htaccess ...

Alex: it seems taht if you click on any of the links on the main page you are directed to their forums.

There you will find the links to the other bulletin boards.

phison.com: Ok, i'll see about wbb later today..

And what were you guys saying about .htaccess? I do want to open up the ADMIN CONTROLS, but don't have any ideas as of yet....

Please post here if you know howto on any or all of the forums, and also keep the forum requests coming in...

.htaccess can be accessed in your Site's Control Panel.. You should be able to set a username and password for any directory you see fit

you're using a fairly outdated version of UBB.threads

May be an asp forum: http://forum.snitz.com/forum/

MoneyMade: Thanks, but I was referring to help about setting it so the admin panel of each board can function w/o doing damage...

JeremyV: I know, I'm asking for a newer version from them... Hope they reply soon...

debug: I tred to use Snitz already, but my Host is using Apache ASP which isn't compatible :( but i'll see what they can do :)

Free asp hoster: http://www.brinkster.com./AboutSolutionComparison.asp

debug: I tred to use Snitz already, but my Host is using Apache ASP which isn't compatible but i'll see what they can do

Apache ASP doesn't support VBScript, but ChiliSoft ASP should. I'm in the process now of migrating a Snitz forum over to Linux so this is one of the things I'll be looking for as well.