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Why you want a password on a guestbook?
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If you want to have separated guest books, I believe it's safer to make a new DB for each guest book.
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It uses the same mail setup as the mail youre userers receive.
Mabey a stupid question, but you haven''t made a typo with your own e-mail adres?
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Just run install.php and of you go.
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Did you put the correct path to sendmail or smtp in your php.ini file?
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Looks like you're MySQl database isn't setup right.
Try setting it up with the standard settings from the script.
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What's the error you get.
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Just copie the mySQL database, it worked for me.
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You can't register as Admin.
Wich program?
If you wanna login as admin for the guestbook then
The default admin account for the guestbook is:
Username : test
Password : 123
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Well I made some new forms expended the database and the entry form, but when I add an entry I don't see the extra fields I made.
Somebody got an idea?
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You’re welcome, but where is the fun if I tell you everything
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There are a couple of program's you can use:
Idigomail
windmail
Sendmail
and I'm not sure (didn't try it myself)
blat.exe
NTsendmail
Try a searchengine and you will find it.
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Look in the directory lang/norwegian.php
This is the language file
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The link for converting the time to Unix has a little bug it ads 2 hours to the time your insert.
Thus 12:00 becomes 14:00 (at least I had this Problem )
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That's not a bad idea at all.
I will take a look at it, and see if I can add it.
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