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11-21-2003
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Unix on my website...
Hello eveybody!
I'm 15mins old (in Unix years that is!) I hope this isn't a stupid question.... Is it possible to have a unix forum on my site? I've seen other sites with forums similar to the unix one. How do I got about doing this? Thankyou. Happy12  |
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11-22-2003
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Hi,
There're many software to build foruns... Unix.com uses vBulletin http://www.vbulletin.com/, there are others like PHPnuke http://phpnuke.org, SiteSeed http://www.siteseed.org ( ... ) |
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11-22-2003
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also infopop.... however vbulletin is the best one i have ever seen.
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11-22-2003
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