My Bulletin Board is now online.

Unfortunately, for now it is hosted on a limited server. So, the number of concurrent users will be limited until I can get it onto another server.

[url]http://noreno.no-ip.com:801/[/url]

And, let me know of any errors, etc...by e-mail.

[img]http://home.earthlink.net/~thegardenweasel/billgates.jpg[/img]
Bill says:

"Woo-Hoo!!
All three of Janet Reno's public collapses
on one disc - Thanks cc48510 !!!!"

I just added another Forum to my Board dedicated to the Waco Massacre.

Any other suggestions for New Forums ?

I've now added 3 new forums:

1) Election 2002: To Discuss Reno's Run For Governor

2) Freedom Of Speech: To Discuss The 1st Amendment

3) Right To Keep & Bear Arms: To Discuss The Second Amendment

Can't get on... too busy?

What's Bill celebrating in that photo above?  His next billion?

'C:\Inetpub\BBS\cgi-bin\ultimatebb.cgi' script produced no output


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PRK, I fixed it and it is back up and running.
I also added the subdomain bbs to my domain name noreno.org.

So, it can now be pulled up at: [url]http://bbs.noreno.org[/url]

Hey how does one start a board. Do you have to buy a software? Have specific hosts'

I would like to add one to my personal webpage, but don't know how to go about it.

You can either Create your own as I believe was done w/ AR15.com or you can get software from [url]http://www.ultimatebb.com[/url] or some other company. Ultimate BB is what I am using. Versions older than 6.0.5 have some kinks in them that need to be fixed. 6.1.0 and higher seem to run perfectly out of the box.

In order to run the software you need a Web Server that supports Perl (version 5 or above, I believe).

Right now, mine is running in my Apartment on a 450 MHz Pentium 3. I am running IIS 5.1 with Perl 5.6.1.631 and UltimateBB 6.1.0.

You need:

1) A Server.
2) Web Server Software.
3) A Perl Interpreter.
4) Bulletin Board Software.

If you already have a web site. Check if it supports Perl. If it is being hosted by an outside company...you will need to look around for a host who supports Perl. If you are using your own server, then you can simply download the newest Perl Interpreter. The Bulletin Board Software is a collection of Perl Scripts.

It is setup by following the instructions in the Help Folder. 6.1.0 runs flawlessly out of the box. 6.0.5 and earlier had some errors that needed to be corrected. If you buy it now, you will get the newest version of the software.

In order to set mine up, I accessed the configuration script on my server and configured the CGI, Members, Images, etc... directories. Then, it brought up the configuration page. This is where I set up the Forums, etc...

Interesting... and Atrocities only needs two t's.

Have fun!