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Yet another Bulletin Board (YaBB)
Free forum software
YaBB is a FREE Perl forum (bulletin board) system that has rivaled professional message boards for years. YaBB provides chat for visitors where they can post any time and reply to anyone! -
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flooBB is an easy to use bulletin board system which does not rely on an external database. It simply uses text files to store the data and is optimized for speed. It incorporates TinyMCE to provide a WYSIWYG method of entering posts into the system.
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A PHP 4 Open Source Flat File Based Bulletin Board System -> GrimBB uses text files to store the data for posts (doesn't need outside database like MySQL). Its easy to configure (only two distribution files require changes to achieve immediate results).
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Open source Firefox extensions, phpBB MODs, MediaWiki extensions, Azureus plugins and other add-on tools created by Bananeweizen of www.bananeweizen.de.
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Discover and manage administrator, service, and web app passwords, keys, and identities. Automate management with approval workflows. Centrally control, audit, monitor, and record all access to critical IT assets.
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Navboard is a php based web forum using text files to store data instead of using a database, compatible with any server running php 4.0 or higher, all the features of most major forum software and no installation needed.
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Flat-File Forum (FFF) is a project being written in perl to create a forum-like messaging system without the need of a database (using flat, text files).
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