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Have a look on www.hotscripts.com although that calendar doesn't actually do much if anything.
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Have a look at Lazarus.
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in config.inc.php set captcha to false.
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I use PHP5 on my local server and had no problems so far.
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Comments can be password protected. This has always been the case.
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You do have to scan th esmilies directory as AG stores the smiley sizes etc. I believe this bug was fixed in AG 2.4.1
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You can use phpMyAdmin to mass delete entries so long as they all have something in common. The last guestbook I cleaned up all the comments had href in them so I just told phpMyAdmin to delete all comments containing href.
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I bet your hosts is still using PHP 4.4.1 which had a bug.
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It's no connection except they possibly have a list of sites with Advanced Guestbook from spamming the guestbooks. You cannot disable comments in Advanced Guestbok but you can password protect them. CAPTCHA can be turned off in config.inc.php but why would you want to?
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A referer is just a referer. Even if the page they requested didn't exist they would show up in the log.
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I was getting a load of these as well. Technically not a lot you can do unless you start using .htaccess to block by referer. I found it funny because I don't list referers anywhere on my site.
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Database username and password in config.inc.php file is incorrect.
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1 - Update to 2.4.1 to help fight spam
2 - Use PHPmyAdmin to delete multiple entries.
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You're best saving your guestbook page as it appears in the browser and editing that. Then transfer the changes you made to the relevant templates. Or look at Lazarus.
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lang/english.php or your relevant language.
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