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Open templates/entry.php and remove line 16
Also, you can do all this manually by editing files in /templates/ directory of your guestbook.
In the Guesbook Control Panel did you specify Admin E-Mail address?
You need to CHMOD /tmp folder to 777.
This is the third post from you on the same topic!!!
Btw, this is support forum for scripts made by Proxy2.
Post URL for us to see.
Also, if you switch the browser that means that there is no cookie in the new browser to tell the poll that you were already there.
Can you leave an URL so I can take a look?
Do you have PHPMyAdmin on your server?
If you do check out this little tutorial I wrote in a different topic :

http://proxy2.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2223
What are you talking about?
I try to be on both forums as much as I can.
I'm sorry, should've explained.
I'm pretty sure that's what he posted in spisas.com forums about having only one database. But I could be wrong though.
Yes you do if you only have one database.
Ah, that's what you needed ...
You don't need to edit the table directly, you can do all that in guestbook
admin panel under General Settings / Picture Upload section
I think I answered this in spisas.com forums ...
Anyway, if you have only one database this is what you need to do :

Edit /admin/config.inc.php

$GB_TBL["data"] = "book_data";
$GB_TBL["auth"] = "book_auth";
$GB_TBL["cfg"] = "book_config";
$GB_TBL["com"] = "book_com";
$GB_TBL["ip"] = "book_ip";
$GB_TBL["words"] = "book_words";
$GB_TBL["ban"] = "book_ban";
$GB_TBL["priv"] = "book_private";
$GB_TBL["smile"] = "book_smilies";
$GB_TBL["pics"] = "book_pics";

Just change table prefix to whatever you want it to be.

Example :

$GB_TBL["data"] = "book_data";

change to

$GB_TBL["data"] = "secondbook_data";
Sorry for the delay but my server was down for about a week
It's easy as this:

1. Once you are logged in PHPMyAdmin select the database that you want to extract from the drop-down menu on the left side of the screen.
You'll get a table listing from that database.

2. In the upper menu on the right side of the screen should be "EXTRACT" tab. Click that.

2. On the final screen you will be presented with options for saving the file to your computer. Make sure that you select "Structure and data" option, select all tables and check the "Save as file" box. Here you can zip the file if you want.

That's it.

Now for restoring your database on a new server.

1. Create new database

2. Repeat step one from the previous tutorial.
Click on "SQL" tab in the menu.

3. Locate the backup file on your cumputer.

And now you can call yourself SQL master
If you have any problems let me know.
 
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