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Current CVS snapshots are marked as 'phpBB 3.0.B3-dev'? What does it suppose to mean? That Beta3 has already been (w/o official release)? Will next version be Beta 4 or RC1?

drcypher wrote: Are translations already in progress? Do we have to wait until some RC or a retail version?

That is correct. Wait at least for RC1 'cause language files most likely will have some difference. But you can do your translation now and later adjust it for new format and then publish it.

The difference is great. If you are trying to post non-latin characters (cyrillic, japanese, arabic, etc.) in native encoding or even in unicode you will get error message from MySQL. I already submitted it as a 'bug', but there was no reply on it. You can resolve this problem by changing all ...

In phpBB 2 link to topic looked just like this:
mysite.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=123

now it's:
mysite.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=123

but old style also works.

What's the difference? Why does it form link in new style if old one works too?

Yep, knew about that, but it doesn't work on my Beta 2 install like it does here. They only show in color in the "Who is Online" block and in "View Topic", but nowhere else. Everywhere else they are the default color.

Well, quite odd. I made user group "Moderators" on my test board and It acted ...

Then I'd better start a new topic.

...For suggestions please use our tracker on Sourceforge.

Well, I have a suggestion about installation procedure, but I don't know address of this tracker. Could someone, please, alter Forum rules text so "our tracker on Sourceforge" phrase will be the link to it?

In "I've Found Her" Game's Forum there is a passworded forum which contains discussions with plot/spoiler topics. Password to this forum appears in the game.

Ectoman wrote: I am not running live as of yet.

Ectoman wrote: I do have several dozen forums with permissions set that I would like to keep.

It's not technically the same, but I think that your case can be considered as live environment.

You can change PHP settings via .htaccess if your apache has mod_php or mod_suphp installed.