Topic by burak 2012-02-02 13:08:24

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Hi,
How to install pun bb onto my website? Is it possible to install it onto a website that is created with html only? Thanks.

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Reply by sid512 2012-02-02 15:08:20

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hi,
i think pun bb is a host for providing the purpose of a forum not an individual thing to install by just anyone?

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Reply by tward 2012-02-02 17:31:25

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I haven't personally installed it myself, but it should be like any other forum software I have installed. There should be a readme included in the zip file on how to set it up.
Usually the process is unzip or unpack the php files, setup a MySQL database for handling user accounts, and upload the files to your website. Then, create a link to the main script for the forum software. That's the usual procedure for forum software.

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Reply by burak 2012-02-02 21:03:36

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I read the readme, but it confused me. I didn't understand almost anything. I don't know the thing called my sql iether.

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Reply by tward 2012-02-03 04:11:43

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MySQL is an open source database engine similar to Microsoft SQL or Oricle, but commonly found on Unix and Linux based web servers. Its used for storing usernames, passwords, and other information web applications need to handle logins and other account data as well as anything else the web developer needs to store in a database.

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