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 Return to top of page · Post #: 16 · Written at 8:55:09 AM on 6 April 2012.
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 Rosco
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http://www.vbadvanced.com/. Hi Brad,This is the vBulletin website for owners & moderators ect...It doesn't cost much for a licence . You could register there and find out what it takes to transfer everything over to a vBulletin style site from the other owners? Who knows it might be easy?
 
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VBulletin is fairly good forum software. I am a moderator on a mate's site that runs it. There's two issues though. vBulletin won't run natively on a Windows server. The other is that because it is very popular it is subject to a lot of attacks from spam robots - an inconvenience we rarely suffer here because the software is not off-the-shelf. The advantage lies in that the software that powers this website is not available to hostile parties.

My main problem at the moment though is my e-mail server though. As I write I am trying to work through a fix though it is taking up a fair bit of time. Even though it doesn't always seem like it, I am a fairly determined chap and will use that determination to find a cure to the issue - hopefully.


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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New e-mail server is installed and online. My normal e-mail address (shown on my profile page) is back up again. Smile

Sometimes it pays just to start from scratch. Grin


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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