sadly all forum and blog posts will be lost because there is no conversion tool I could find but his system will be more secure and it roles everything into one site much nicer than before. I can't wait to have it up again (skined, etc)It also allows me to set up seperate blogs for regular members.
Have you used Linux before?If not it may not be a simple as you think. I have been finding it quite hard to get Linux distros configurated correctly. It is not like Windows that sets up your internet connection and installs all your drivers and hardware for you.Well if MS are retards and Bill is worth 80 billion where do I sign up to be a retard?In reality once my server is finished and I can get up enough motivation to do a reformat of my HD I am thinking of going for a WinXP/Ubuntu6 dual boot. I have to play with Ubuntu a bit more and see if I can get it working before I reformat my computer...I am so happy I have a test machine, it saves days and days of downtime.
Sounds interesting and like it would be difficult to crack.Just a couple questions.1. How do you include PHP code in a .js file?2. When you call isValidReferer you send 2 parameters but in the function definition it only takes 1 paramameter...is this a typo?
Well I have installed PHP before on Apache but this is the first time I have tried on IIS6.I actually have PHP5 working and test pages loading properly but I cannot get the mysql extension to load.I keep getting "undefined function mysql_connect" when testing a connection.I have set the PATH in Envioment Variables, set extension_dir = "c:\php5\ext" in php.ini which is in c:\php5What am I missing or forgetting to do to get MySql working with PHP?