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chakkaradeep

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#15557 28-Aug-2007 17:40

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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freitasm

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#84157 28-Aug-2007 17:51

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.

chakkaradeep

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#84158 28-Aug-2007 17:55

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

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.

maninimepo

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#84238 29-Aug-2007 11:03

If the server also has PHP installed then surely phpBB is an obvious choice?

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#84283 29-Aug-2007 15:11

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.

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

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#84328 29-Aug-2007 19:38

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

cokemaster:
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

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

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