Claraviolet said:
MelloLily said:Well I've mentioned this before, but proboards is free and they would transfer everything to the new domain for a fee.
Nel said:They will host some ads and such in their own accord or I might be wrong. I am not into techy. can we keep this url for that proboards site?
renewal rights are higher. ipgae offers things for 1 year but after that it's almost 8 dollars. some forum owners bitch about things like that.
MelloLily said:Well I've mentioned this before, but proboards is free and they would transfer everything to the new domain for a fee.
Through proboards there is. But if you do choose you want to explore it before doing, let me know, I'll make you admin on one of my test forums, and you can do whatever you want it. Make boards, delete things, make skins, make member groups, etc.Claraviolet said:Well, I am not ready for this melo:
[font="Open Sans", sans-serif]Unfortunately, at this time there is no way to transfer your data from another forum platform to ProBoards.[/font]
ItachiSasuke said:do you have experience as an admin senpai?
I thought you knew only disqus. I don't recommend proboards senpai.I don't like the look. same goes to lefora, prohbb, freeforum and other forum software
MelloLily said:Through proboards there is. But if you do choose you want to explore it before doing, let me know, I'll make you admin on one of my test forums, and you can do whatever you want it. Make boards, delete things, make skins, make member groups, etc.
I started on Proboards in 2007. As for the look, you can change the look. For example, here: http://xxexpectopatronum.proboards.com/
MelloLily said:Yes you can keep the URL, and there is only one ad at the top of the forum, it's barely anything.
But @MelloLilyKaynil said:Would you mind giving us more specs? I'd like to know what are the minimal in terms of bandwich, disk space, visits, etc you are after in a plan. I read somewhere AMF is not in the introductory level. Are you after shared, cloud or VPS?
I will have a look around for you.
When I was hosting my place I used a Spanish host provider called Skylium. They are excellent, cheap, professional, reliable and been around for almost a decade but the language barrier might make them out of your options otherwise they'd be a no brainer. ;_;
Butting in real fast as I've used proboards in the past and while they have updated their looks and policies since last time I was using them, I think the core is still the same. Proboards is a self-hosted forum provider, which means that you don't have any access to the database. The database belong to them. The fee Mello mentions could be referring to them charging you to release a copy of the database of your proboard if you are with them and decide to move away.
It is a nice option for self hosting if you don't want to worry about having control through a host cPanel, making backups and stuff. You will depend on the providers to take care of situations for you. For me it'd be a step backwards and it is best to leave as a last resort.
Kaynil said:Would you mind giving us more specs? I'd like to know what are the minimal in terms of bandwich, disk space, visits, etc you are after in a plan. I read somewhere AMF is not in the introductory level. Are you after shared, cloud or VPS?
I will have a look around for you.
When I was hosting my place I used a Spanish host provider called Skylium. They are excellent, cheap, professional, reliable and been around for almost a decade but the language barrier might make them out of your options otherwise they'd be a no brainer. ;_;
Butting in real fast as I've used proboards in the past and while they have updated their looks and policies since last time I was using them, I think the core is still the same. Proboards is a self-hosted forum provider, which means that you don't have any access to the database. The database belong to them. The fee Mello mentions could be referring to them charging you to release a copy of the database of your proboard if you are with them and decide to move away.
It is a nice option for self hosting if you don't want to worry about having control through a host cPanel, making backups and stuff. You will depend on the providers to take care of situations for you. For me it'd be a step backwards and it is best to leave as a last resort.
Not in this case. The whole point of self-hosted forums is to make it hassle free. The administrator doesn't have to worry about having any technical knowledge to transfer files to a server or keeping a database in good health, so ProBoards and similar services won't even have the option to access that. All you get (and all you'll need with them) is the in-forum administration panel.Nel said:But @MelloLily said that you will have complete access. Doesn't complete access relate to database too?
No, themes and plugins are separated from the database. Nel is correct. The database is the content of the community itself. Basically one thing is the software, the forum structure and looks, and the other thing saved separately is the populated content: every member profile, every thread and its posts, our avatars, passwords, etc.MelloLily said:What exactly do you mean by database? As in themes and plugins? Because those are free to view and use.
I like the look of ipb test forum but i am against this forum going to ipb instead of xenforo. if possible i would like a vbulletin script personally.Activate said:I'm on my phone so going to keep this short.
I have been using blazingfast.io for quite some time now personally i find to be the best 'cheap' option out there.
https://blazingfast.io/web
Rawhost is one of the options i have only used them a couple of times, but generally found them to be reliable.
https://billing.rawhost.net/order.php
1&1 i have only used them once for a project and found them to be reliable in terms of cheap hosting and overall support. My friend is always using them and is overall happy with it.
https://www.1and1.com/web-hosting
Couple old projects hosted on blazing fast
http://n3m.me/
http://n3m.me/forums < IPB 4 Testing forum
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