What are the detailed phpBB requirements?

What are the detailed phpBB requirements?

The minimal phpBB server requirements are listed below: A webserver or web hosting account running on any major Operating System A SQL database system, one of: MySQL (3.23 or higher) PostgreSQL 7.0.3 or higher (preferably 7.1.x or 7.2.x) PHP (5.4 and … Continued
SMF forum is not working correctly by the server’s address

SMF forum is not working correctly by the server’s address

In case you are accessing SMF by the server’s address you may experience problems because of incorrect url paths. In order to fix them follow these steps: Log in cPanel and click on phpMyAdmin from the Databases box. Then select the SMF … Continued
How to disable the CMS functionality in vBulletin

How to disable the CMS functionality in vBulletin

The vBulletin Suite comes with the following scripts: – vBulletin 4 forum – Blog – Project Tools – CMS You can disable the CMS functionality from your vBulletin admin panel -> Plugins & Products -> Manage Products. Also, you can alter … Continued
How to use the vBulletin relative path option?

How to use the vBulletin relative path option?

The relative path option allows you to move your vBulletin index file outside of the main script folder and put it in the root folder for your web site. For example, if you have a vBulletin installation in the public_html/forum/ … Continued
How to clear the page cache in MediaWiki?

How to clear the page cache in MediaWiki?

To clear the cache of a page in MediaWiki, you should add &action=purge to the end of the page’s URL in your browser’s address bar, e.g. : http://www.yourdomain.com/index.php?title=Main_Page&action=purge where yourdomain.com is the domain where you’ve installed MediaWiki. If you are not logged in the … Continued
How to set my MediaWiki in debug mode?

How to set my MediaWiki in debug mode?

By adding the following line to your LocalSettings.php file, you will be able to log everything that WikiMedia does: $wgDebugLogFile = ‘/path-to-your-application/logfile’; You can edit the LocalSettings.php file via FTP, or using File Manager in cPanel. IMPORTANT NOTE: The path above should be the exact full path to … Continued