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cmanns
May 7, 2007, 2:19pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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I'm used to IPB and can design mods for it. I host alot of IPB boards and I have no clue how to run perl scripts on my cluster =[

So is e blah easy to skin? I want to have it have my sites basic header design and such. Also is the sql version better then using a flat file database? We have multiple mysql servers so I wouldn't mind taking advantage of that.
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Yes, the headers can be changed through an easy site wide template.  It shouldn't be too difficult to modify as long as you know a little basic XHTML and CSS.

The SQL version and flat-file version as basically the same, but SQL is more scalable.  


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In my experence invision board is VERY hard to edit to integrate into a website.

Now how would I go about running the perl version will I need an additional module for perl_mysql or something? I've NEVER ran a perl script, also does eblah use litttle resources it seems to run pretty quick here.
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Yes, it uses little resources.  For the MySQL version, you'll need the DBI modules, but your server probably already has them.  And E-Blah is very easy to integrate into your website.  


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Quoted from Justin
Yes, it uses little resources.  For the MySQL version, you'll need the DBI modules, but your server probably already has them.  And E-Blah is very easy to integrate into your website.  


Thanks I can only pump 40req/s directly to a php page  with still reasonable response times   I'll give it a try later today gotta figure out how to use perl with lighttpd though.

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