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Technical and Misc. => Web Site and Ventrilo help => Topic started by: Vitandus on Mon, 2010-04-12 : 23:31

Title: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Vitandus on Mon, 2010-04-12 : 23:31
TL;DR - exploit in SMF code allowed someone to do bad things.
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Ian on Mon, 2010-04-12 : 23:36
I'm..... glad we fixed it?
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Vitandus on Mon, 2010-04-12 : 23:42
Need to fix the theme so we aren't bland.
Need to really start looking at a custom portal and using PHPBB3 as the backend.

Really need a drink. Been fixing web sites all evening.
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Vitandus on Tue, 2010-04-13 : 10:37
SMF 2 does have some nice features, like the WSIWYG editor when you post. However, this exploit is really pushing me to think of PHPBB3, so please check out the test site:

http://test.hordedefenseleague.org/forums/
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Thraice on Tue, 2010-04-13 : 18:19
Quote from: Vitandus on Tue, 2010-04-13 : 10:37
SMF 2 does have some nice features, like the WSIWYG editor when you post. However, this exploit is really pushing me to think of PHPBB3, so please check out the test site:

http://test.hordedefenseleague.org/forums/ (http://test.hordedefenseleague.org/forums/)

I'm not sure if it's modules and controls which haven't been installed or enabled on PHPBB3 but it definitely lacks (as noted above) features that SMF2 is supporting. PHPBB3 looks very "bare-bones" in comparison. :\
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: wildcard on Tue, 2010-04-13 : 18:31
Quote from: Thraice on Tue, 2010-04-13 : 18:19
I'm not sure if it's modules and controls which haven't been installed or enabled on PHPBB3 but it definitely lacks (as noted above) features that SMF2 is supporting. PHPBB3 looks very "bare-bones" in comparison. :\

That's because he has a content portal installed on the SMF site, and none on the phpBB site.
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Capuloclavo on Tue, 2010-04-13 : 22:29
Quote from: Vitandus on Mon, 2010-04-12 : 23:42
Really need a drink. Been fixing web sites all evening.

Here you go mate, Up the Irons!
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Thraice on Tue, 2010-05-25 : 15:26
Is there still a desire/plan to customize the HDL Site/Forums? If so, what all do we need to get it in motion?
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Vitandus on Tue, 2010-05-25 : 19:03
Kinda died when I migrated to the new SMF version. I'd still be up for phpBB and a custom front end. I have had little time (or will, lately) to get it started.
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: Vitandus on Mon, 2010-06-21 : 15:18
We may need to move to a new portal or system:

As mentioned earlier this site - tinyportal.net - will be closed later today/tomorrow and all support will have to happen on the SMF modsite in the future.

Several of the TP team members have decided to still maintain a site for TP users specifically, this site is located at http://www.tinyportal.co.uk and there have been transferred many of the topics from this site. No members were transferred, meaning you have to register new on this site again.

This was done to make a clean break between both sites, but not loose the many support and help topics already made during the years this site have been up.

Its with sadness I do this, but also from a necessity to move on.

TinyPortal at SMF modsite
http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=97

new TP support site
http://www.tinyportal.co.uk/index.php

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Regards,
The TinyPortal Team.
Title: Re: Web site moved to new backend forum system
Post by: wildcard on Tue, 2010-06-22 : 00:24
I've switched to SimplePortal (http://www.simpleportal.net/) on the Synthesis site after I couldn't get access to the updated TinyPortal without being a development level member or some shit.  I really like SP, the only thing it's missing atm is a WYSIWYG editor for articles and blocks.  But with TP shutting down official operation, it wouldn't surprise me if SP implemented it to pick up the slack.