Full 2.0.19 Package?

Nuke Cadet Joined: Feb 26, 2006 Posts: 3

First of all my apologies in advance. I will most likely be bombarding these forums for the next few weeks.

I am considering a change from a primarily phpbb site to a nuke site. I am in the process of setting up the php site and making some changes. I am basically making a development environment. The first thing I wanted to do was upgrade the forum from 2.0.6 to the latest and greatest. Is there a clean 2.0.19 version somewhere to download? I am seeing some of the incremental updates but since this forum is empty, it would be easier to just overlay it.

I also made a backup of my existing phpbb database. Roughly 90mb. Once I get 2.0.19 installed I want to start the conversion process. I have not looked for and documentation as of yet but I am sure there is some on here somewhere. Has anyone done this on a 2.0.19 version? Any issues?

Additionally does the nuke-phpbb have the attachment mod already included? I think I read somewhere that it was ported over from phpbb. Is anyone using it?

Thanks for reading all. I look forward to working with you Twisted Evil

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Site Admin Joined: Aug 17, 2003 Posts: 12403

There isn't a cumulative update. You will have to download and install each BBToNuke package seperately.

To move your phpBB to phpNuke, you need the database conversion script from http://www.nukeresources.com

Check http://www.portedmods.com for any phpBB mods ported to work in phpNuke

Nuke Soldier Joined: Feb 15, 2006 Posts: 31

Hello i am sorry but i am a bit dlow for this forums mod i dont get it quite well..

Could someone tell me i have nuke 7.6 but the problem with it is that i accidentally deleted forums in my hosting as i dont know much about it i would like to reinstall forums but i dont find a full 2.0.19 mod of forums for nuke can someone explain a bit to me and give me whatever link i will need? thank you so much i will really appreciate the time anyone takes to hellp me.

Site Admin Joined: Aug 17, 2003 Posts: 12403

You will need the Forums files from your phpNuke package