Bob Crabb

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That's really cool. I've been looking for a WP Theme that is close to what I want so that I can modify it. This might be easier. Thanks Bruce!!!

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Thanks for the feedback. I now think that if I do use a CMS script for the site, I'll use something other than Siteframe even though it looks like a nice little system. Since the latest and greatest release requires PHP5, I would be concerned about the longevity of support for 3.2.X. a back level release. If support was discontinued and security issues forced me to upgrade, then I'd have to switch to a different CMS. That would be a mess!!!

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Thanks Bruce. You know, I went on the Siteframe site and never even looked at the system requirements. I assumed that since it was listed as an option in Fantastico on my site's cpanel that it would be compatible. Good thing that I didn't try to install it . edit: I just checked again. Fantastico will install 3.2.2. Beaumont (5.0.2) is the current full blown release. Maybe the older release is compatible with PHP4.

I'm in the very early stages of planning a new site, and I'm thinking about using Siteframe as the basic engine to control registration, session management, and document sharing. Does anyone here have any experience using Siteframe? I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks, Bob

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Bill and Vivek, Thank you for the replies. Vivek, I submitted a ticket this morning, and asked that it be forwarded to you. I hope that I adequately explained the scenario in the ticket, but if you have any questions or need clarification, please let me know. Just to clarify what I saw, the site that was on 110 did not have any folders set at 777 (before or after), but I did see some databases re-appear that I had deleted. The change in folder permissions appeared on the site that was on 107, and I listed the exact details of which folders were involved in the trouble ticket. Thinking back though this, I am certain that all the folders that appeared with changed permissions were, at one time, set with permissions at 777, but I changed them to 755 several months ago ( I think June 2006).

On one of my sites, I have two phpBB2 (release 2.0.22) message boards. I was looking at the cpanel file manager for the site, and just noticed that a few sub directories in each of them were set with permissions at 777. I know for sure that I had those folders set at 755. This kindof freaked me out. I checked the contents of each of them, did not see any "extra gifts" planted there, and changed the permissions back to 755. The site was on a server that was migrated to TCH NOC last weekend, and after the migration I noticed that some old MYSQL databases that I had previously deleted reappeared (I noticed this on a site that was migrated this weekend as well). I wonder if perhaps the same phenomenon relates to the folder permissions, since at one time (several months ago), those sub directories had been set to CHMOD 777.

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WOW!!! Spam Karma really works well. TCH-Bruce suggested it to me in another Wordpress thread, and I installed it yesterday morning. So far, 9 spams and counting.