Just investigated further. The old accounts are in the database. The board can't find the accounts or email addresses to resend the password.

You probably didn't convert to MD5 before converting.

Congratulations Justin, awesome news.

Do you have an estimate on how many more betas before Final?
I'm holding off releasing my E-Blah SQL converters and mods until then - when I'll also move my forums over to E-Blah too.

Thanks!

No idea.  I've not heard of many bugs.

Thanks!

My biggest problem right now actually is the uris.

MyTopix has rather nice and human-friendly URIs like
?gettopic=56
?viewforum=83

I think it's safe to say that eblah's are rather crufty, even when rewritten.

I'm using a rewriter, just trying to decide whether I should redirect my old MyTopix URIs to this schema or mask these behind my old schema..

I'm also considering just releasing a "power pack" converter that makes them even easier:

forum/topic/34
forum/inbox/2
forum/outbox/3
forum/board/12
forum/members
forum/onlineusers
forum/......

I'm just not sure. The problem is that the base eblah ones are really messy with many possiblities that make it near impossible to get them all.

Whereas I might have post.php?id=30&action=edit I now have
/forum/v-post/b-cc/a-modify/m-1176407008/n-19/

makes it a bit difficult.

Quick question: is it safe to assume that the DB hasn't changed since beta 2?

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Quick question: is it safe to assume that the DB hasn't changed since beta 2?

No.  It has.  The Installer upgrades it for you.

The URIs are mainly for search engines.  The post page isn't for search engines, hence it's doesn't matter if it's messy.

I dunno, I find that search engines no longer care what URIs look like (my own CMS uses stuff like dl.php?id=1 and changelog.com?prog=4&version= - just a matter for the eyes

Thanks for the info, I'll get updating

Hi
I am using Eblah forum software 10.2.5 and its up todated.
I have read  E-Blah SQL Beta 3.5 - released .
Can you tell me what are it's advantages than the current version I am using ?
I have 50 un used mysql accounts with my hosting account .
But Wondering why !!If Its something good I can also do it  

SQL is a different way of storing data. The most important thing about it is that it's size-agnostic.
Whether you have 5 users or 5 million users, the software should perform just the same (provided the same number of requests/second of course). Having more doesn't mean it needs to be slower.

Look up RDBMS on Wikipedia for more info.

Ok Guru
Thanks for your Update ,Actaully My profession is Accounting   But I aways like computers and technologies
My hosting is with heart interent , their hosting package come with eblah and it istall the old version automatically .. I hope in future they may set up with sql  

E-Blah keeps getting better and better. The latest version (and the style) looks very professional and well thought out.

awsome now we just need a php version

A PHP version of E-Blah? E-Blah has been built from the ground up with Perl. I doubt there would ever be a PHP version... Personally I don't see any benefit over Perl...