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You can already edit language entries through the ACP: System --> Language Packs --> British English
It will make the edits and then let you download the new file.

Little things like tweaking the regex applied to tags or HTML oddities in the layout can be fixed. It's mainly about determining if it has the features and workflow that is desired. If we hosted it, it would look something like this: ideatorrent.png Having multiple solutions could be useful if someo...

I've activated IdeaTorrent on our SourceForge account so you guys can play with it and see what you think: http://sourceforge.net/apps/ideatorrent/phpbb/
If you like it, we can host it on our servers. If not, we'll look for something else.

imkingdavid wrote:One question I have is: Are we limited by the free open source license to 4.2.4? The latest version I can see is 4.4.

No, we aren't. We will be updating it to 4.4 once 3.0.10 is out the door.

innov8ion wrote:Is there even a way for a user to change their own password? The only method I see is to make the user an admin and have them change their password from the ACP. But this is very, very, stupid... Help!

User Control Panel --> Profile --> Edit account settings

That section was updated to work a bit differently, but it renders exactly the same. Make sure you applied the changes correctly. https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb3/commit/ ... 3aad5bf1fb

but since the cache class is not meant to cache object it seems to me a good practice to enforce this in the acm_file.php. The cache system currently doesn't restrict what you can put in it, so if a MOD happens to cache objects, users using the file system cache would not get the full benefit of ha...

I don't think such a utility will be used frequently enough to warrant being added into the ACP, so I think it's better left to standalone database maintenance applications. Every DBMS has several out there, and they'd be more robust than anything that we add. Larger sites would probably need to run...

There's about a 2 hour delay between creating an account at http://www.phpbb.com and it being pulled into the tracker. Try logging in again. Be sure to use the credentials from http://www.phpbb.com and not Area51.

You posted but didn't read the topic.

naderman wrote:Just a quick notice: Area51 is now running off of 3.1-dev.

That is why you don't see it anywhere else.