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  1. Yeah I also prefer rpgmaker....
    But click&play ? Are u serious man ? What can you create with that ? B)

    hehehe. just joking with c&p. nobody uses it :-)

    btw.
    i've heard about clickteam will come in this year with new game maker (it will be Multimedia Fusion 2 or The Games Factory 2, propably). MMF is now the best non-rpg maker so i'm waiting for new version :-)

    and last but not least: visit verge-rpg.com (verge homepage)

    they are surely striking back, but their community is almost CLOSED for newcomers :-(

    greetz.

  2. i would choose postnuke (modular thing, very nice)it's better than phpnukealso try phpWebSite (the best for me, but it's hard to launch Phpbb on it)from exotic things: in poland very popular is jportal, but hard to say it's translated to english :-(


  3. this is not the best suggestion, because:1: We don't like ads :-)2: We close all ads (through browser or google toolbar, firewalls etc)for me, there shouldn't be 4 ads, but just two (to make a space for logo)on other (won't tell the name) forum in 3months admin gained 300$ through ads!but the add above "Copyright..." is just a little too much...


  4. Dude, Don't try and down-post me. I've been posting here before you even knew this site existed. There was a time, before the admin thought it would be funny to play around with the board's code and get eerything deleted, where every single post was at least 4 paragraphs long, if not longer. Don't sit there having a false sense of superiority,  tryingto make the moderators turn against me. Who the hell do you think you are, trying to order the moderators around? They were given their access because they are responsible individuals who know what the *BLEEP* they are doing, and they don't need to be taking order from a 4 post pizzle whom's latest post appears to not be following the posting guidelines himself!  B)

    lol B)

     

    you have posted 4 times once and this is multiple posting! you can use edit, can't u?

     

    and admin: goooooood luck! B)


  5. PhpBB
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    https://www.phpbb.com/kb/article.php?article_id=9

    Description: How to move your boards to a different host, keeping the data intact.
    Author: Black Fluffy Lion
    Date: Tue Oct 29, 2002 4:07 pm
    Type: HowTo
    Keywords: backups, database, mysql, forum, move, transferring, different, other, host, server
    Category: Installing/upgrading/converting

    Since lots of people seem to be asking this, I've decided to make up a handy dandy idiot's guide on moving your fora to a different host.

    I backed up everything on the FTP but when I uploaded it to my new host all the information had gone! How comes?

    The files on your FTP, the ones you downloaded from sourceforge do not contain the data of your fora. The data is stored in (suprise, suprise) the database. That is where all your information (post text, members, smiley information etc.) is. If you don't want to lose that information you'll have to back up the database, backing up the files will do nothing.

    So how do I back up the database?

    If you have admin access to the site there's a nice little feature called backup database which (suprise, suprise) backs up the database! Click on it (remember, this is the idiot's guide, sorry if it sounds obvious) and back up the database with structure and data. Compress it if you wish, but only if your new server will be able to handle a gzipped file.

    That's all very well and good but I don't have admin access. How do I back it up now?

    You may have a nice little program called phpMyAdmin installed. This can also backup your database. To do so click on your username at the top of the left frame. Scroll down the right frame a bit until you reach 'View dump (schema) of database'. Again, you want to backup both structure and data. When you have selected the settings you want click 'Go' and you will download the dump file of your database. Easy huh??

    I can't use the admin panel database backup option and I don't have phpMyAdmin. Can I still backup?

    Yes, but only if you have telnet access to your server. From the command-prompt, do the following:

    >mysqldump -u USERNAME -p DATABASE_NAME >backup.sql

    USERNAME is the mysql username for your database
    DATABASE_NAME is the mysql database name of the phpBB database

    Right, I've backed up my database. Now how do I restore all the information to my new host?

    Install phpBB2 at your new host and go to the admin panel and select 'Restore database'. Find the file on your computer and upload it!

    I don't have access to the admin panel! How can I restore it?

    If you don't have access to the admin panel then you can do it by phpMyAdmin as well. Click your username on the top left and scroll down the right frame until you reach 'Or Location of the textfile'. Click 'browse' and find the file. Click 'Go' and watch your database being uploaded! Note: phpMyAdmin cannot always handle uploading large databases.

    I can't restore it through the admin panel and don't have phpMyAdmin either. How do I restore the database?

    Copy the backup.sql file to the new server location and import it with:

    >mysql -u USERNAME -p DATABASE_NAME < backup.sql

    USERNAME is the mysql username for your database
    DATABASE_NAME is the mysql database name of the phpBB database

    Is that all?

    Almost...chances are your information has changed since your last host so make sure you update config.php to reflect these changes.

    Now, is that all?

    Yes.

    hope that was very easy to understand and that this question will not arise again...


    IPB
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    http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
    https://www.invisionpower.com/support/guides?page=111

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    hope this helps. greetz

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