Mjay06

SONY ERICSSON T610-- US$109You are having a laugh pal, I got a T610 off ebay the other day for ?4, still in its box & unlocked to any network.

I gave it a go but got this lot, any idea what i'm doing wrong? *edit* - I deleted the thread that all that lot corresponded to & the backup was successful Notice from serverph: added quote tags

Right, where do I start...I have a phpbb forum, which is ok but doesnt give me the scope for expansion which I need, so I have switched over to phpnuke (which has phpbb integrated anyway).My problem is this - how do I transfer all the member details from the phpbb forum to the phpnuke database? I'd really rather not have to ask everyone to rejoin if it can be helped, & I guess there must be some clever way of using the mysql database to sort it out.I'll be the first to admit i'm pretty clueless when it comes to the finer workings of mysql databases, so any help on this would be great.

I am old enough to remember the 1/2p coin we used to have here. It was a tiny little waste of space. I do miss the ?1 note though, if you had ?20 in ?1 notes it look like you were rich, now we have to lug around the stupid ?1 coin. & why they introduced the ?2 coin i'll never know

Life changing is probably a little bit strong, but the Belgarion series of books by David Eddings are extremely good. The are of a similar genere to Lord of the Rings, but in my opinion better in every way.One book that did make me think about things in a different was was a book called 'The Truth About Roswell', written by the Colonel who was in charge of the 'cover-up'. Its weird, but I read the book once a few years ago, & have never been able to find any trace of it since, either online or in the real world. It explained some good points - the arrival of night vision, microwaves etc, all things that are common now but technology that appeared almost overnight in the 50s.If you ever come across it I recommend you read it, it might change your opinion on a few things.

Apples arnt designed to be used as internet toys, & there isnt a lot of support for them to be found not the net compared to pcs. Companies like microsoft obviously ignore mac users most of the time, & they will never have the software available to pc users.However, what they are is excellent design tools - they beat pcs everytime.Another bonus of being a mac owner is that because they are not as common as pcs people simply dont bother writing viruses & adware to attack them. I have 2 macs & a pc - i am frequently having to remove rubbish that has invaded the pc, yet in nearly 10 years I have never had a virus or anything nasty on the macs. That alone is an excellent reason to go buy one.

A lot of people run down bands like Coldplay, but at least they do tend to put some effort into their songs.Peter Gabriel's 'we didnt start the fire' is a brilliant display of lyric writing - the entire history of the 20th century condensed into a 4 minute song.

They are obviously targeting the gullible. They will no doubt be getting a fortune from the websites you have to visit, what do they care if they upset someone who has signed up by not paying them. There will always be another plonker appear to take their place...

While sat here aimlessly browsing the net, i've had my itunes playing away in the background. It occured to me that a lot of artists arnt really putting much effort into the lyrics they write. Example 1: "My hump, my hump, my hump, my hump, my hump, My hump, my hump, my hump, my lovely lady lumps." - The Black Eyed Peas Now you dont have to be a professional lyricist to beat that. Another example: "This s**t is bananas / B-A-N-A-N-A-S" - Gwen Steffani Now thats just bizarre Yet another: "If precipitation is drowning all your plans/just call information up, ask for the weatherman" - Delbert McClinton - weatherman How many artists have managed to use 'precipitation in a song... Finally, a classic from Shakira: "Lucky that my breasts are small and humble So you don't confuse them with mountains" - What was she thinking? Can anyone beat these lyrical masterpieces?

I'm always a bit sceptical of things like this - surely if it was that fantastic everyone would be doing it? Note the catch - 'You only have to earn $25.00 within any month to get paid.' Which means you have to spend 33.33 hours sat at your computer gazing at things which more than likely wont interest you one jot.Catch No.2 - 'You agree to receive e-mail advertising from Surf Junky, partnering, sponsoring, or any associated websites.' This is followed by ' In the event your e-mail account on file becomes closed or blocked to messages from Surf Junky, your account will be terminated.' Prepare to be spammed to death!Catch No.3 - 'Payments may be withheld by Surf Junky for any given reason for any period of time.' - In other words, after spending your 33.33 hours looking at nonsense, & enduring a whole month of being spammed to death, they could tell you to sod off & refuse to pay you a penny.I don't think I will be signing up...

It looks pretty good. The only thing i'd change would be to make the 'United States' text in the logo a bit brighter. I'm not sure if it was your intention to dull it a bit to emphasise the 'fantasy sports league' text - if it was i'll shut up

Can you access them ok through the gmail site? I occasionally get problems with gmail through thunderbird, & when I try & get mail through my phone. For some reason, if I go to the gmail site & login there again it seems to sort everything out.

The '23.54.66.789' just sounds like the address of the proxy server. its doesnt have to be http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. It shouldnt affect you in game, as cookies are stored on your browser, not the proxy server.

Proxy servers are usually a way to access a site without giving away your IP address. If you IP ban someone from your site they can just login through a proxy server & you'd never know.

The forums are hardly user friendly, you get this:if i was you id skip the hacking and what not and just get out!

They should title the read me differently, possibly 'free cash here', or 'learn the meaning of life', maybe people would read it then...

Yea I got that too with subsilver, I gave up trying to do it properly & deleted it through the file manager in the end. I am struggling keeping my disk space allowance down & cant be wasting it on things ill never use.*Edit*I have figured it out:The file 'confirm_body.tpl' is stored in /public_html/ts/templates/yourtheme/, when it should be in /public_html/ts/templates/yourtheme/admin.Just move it into admin & everything works.

I'm using phpBB 2.0.20, but I believe 2.0.21 is the latest version.

I get this error message when trying to delete the naff system smilies: Template->make_filename(): Error - file admin/confirm_body.tpl does not exist

Could someone do me a little favour & email me the admin/confirm_body.tpl file for phpbb 2 - I seem to be missing it. Thanks.

my rank images are in public_html/ts/images/, i didnt make a specific folder for them & they all work ok. I dont suppose it would hurt to stick them in a folder tho.

Do you have to make do with the basic phpbb subsilver or is there any way you can mod it?

Thats pretty impresive, especially the photo view pages, id like something like that on mine.

When I got into my cpanel I checked the server status & there were a couple of red lights flashing, everything seems cool now tho.

When ever I clink a link on my site I get ' phpBB : Critical Error Could not connect to the database ', & my cpanel is failing to open. Is this a Xisto server problem or am I buggered? *edit* Panic over, its all systems go again