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#15557 28-Aug-2007 17:40
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One of my friend wants to install forum in his domain and was asking for available asp.net forums. Just wanted to know what s/w geekzone uses




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#84156 28-Aug-2007 17:47

Mauricio made it all himself AFAIK




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  #84157 28-Aug-2007 17:51
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The forum is running ASP, not ASP .Net. It's a heavily customised version of ASPAPP. If you want something in .Net try Community Server or DoNetNuke.




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  #84158 28-Aug-2007 17:55
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freitasm: The forum is running ASP, not ASP .Net. It's a heavily customised version of ASPAPP. If you want something in .Net try Community Server or DoNetNuke.


Thanks freitasm :)

Yea, I have suggested him to use DNN , lets see :)




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  #84192 28-Aug-2007 22:52
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I ran YetAnotherForum.net for a couple of years on a site of mine - I was pretty happy with it, it's open source and written in C# too.

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  #84238 29-Aug-2007 11:03
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If the server also has PHP installed then surely phpBB is an obvious choice?




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  #84283 29-Aug-2007 15:11
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maninimepo: If the server also has PHP installed then surely phpBB is an obvious choice?

If you want to be exploited in ten seconds ;) There are a few forum packages out there - FUD forums is a nice package from what I've seen.
The forum is running ASP, not ASP .Net.

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The servers are powered by the parents running on trendmills, who were rounded up by someones popular anti smacking law.

haha!




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  #85919 8-Sep-2007 23:37
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maninimepo: If the server also has PHP installed then surely phpBB is an obvious choice?

If you want to be exploited in ten seconds ;) There are a few forum packages out there - FUD forums is a nice package from what I've seen.


phpBB is not all that bad now days Smile.

I don’t think phpBB has had any security issues for a quite a while now.

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