I've been hacking the Wakaba.pl apart, adding my own things to the structure and I've implemented a voting system. I've gotten the front page to be able to be ordered by the amount of votes up (table structure "votes_up" so the new call is: order by votes_up instead of num) but:
the individual threads do not order by votes_up but instead order by num (default). I've tried every instance of order by num and these don't have any effect on the individual thread views (one instance of num, when changed, actually breaks the individual/front page view).
What am I missing?
Hi Anon!
You know that in addition to this boards, there are others?
I have compiled a long list of the board, you can download here, for free: http://rghost.ru/36041341
Last updated list, you can check here: http://exachan. com/post.php?id=12844#605
It is also welcome any comments and suggestions.
And if you Will you come to each of them, and there make a thread, you will help all little imageboards immediately.
Send out a message to all the major big boards (cancer boards like 4chan, etc) and little boards.
Admins, please do not remove this thread, because You already counted and added to the list.
Free ads in all the fields, and all in black.
It's time to show the anonymity that the board instead of three, and much more.
I'm not sure, but this looks like spam to me.
If anyone cares, here's a complete offering of moot appearances on video all available for direct download. You may need VLC to view the .flv files. I found the torrent via TPB so I downloaded the videos and reuploaded them on my site just in case the initial swarm was dead.
http://archives.yotsubasociety.org/4chan/specialcollection/mootvideoarchive.html
You didn't get them from the 4chan Tracker?
Oh right, you found 4chan in 2007.
>>3
No, if you read the actual website, these videos were originally from the pirate bay. I actually started to go to 4chan around 2008.
I already have it torrented but it's good to have them more accessible.
hi, i have an img board and i have kusaba on it, but now i want to change it... what's the best and more powerful? with anti-spam and all the good things???
thanks
>>1 Try wakaba, it seems to be the only non-crappy one. EVERYONE raves about it. Only downside is that it runs on perl. And most free hosts dont support perl.
>>218
Huh? Just about every host ever supports Perl!
You pretty much need CGI support for any sort of dynamic website, and Perl is basically the `default' CGI language. It would probably be more effort for a host to go through and remove CGI.pm from their Web server.
>>219
there are some particularly crappy free hosts that support php, and not any other sort of dynamic content.
there are a lot more free hosts that do support perl, tho.
of course, if you're going to be setting up an imageboard for more than about 10 people (which is extremely unlikely), you should probably not use a free host.
>>221
and now there is apparently a solution for people who insist on using those particularly crappy hosts: http://wakaba.c3.cx/sup/kareha.pl/1256252904/86
A Japanese imageboard software. I had seen this one before in miscellaneous Japanese boards that you find around, but I had no idea what it was. I happened to come upon this link by chance.
http://www.kent-web.com/bbs/joyful.html
What do you guys think about it?
Having played with it, it's kind of weird as far as anonymous imageboard scripts go. For one, you have to manually enter a name and post password (and I think an e-mail address, too). There's no tripcode support, and I think it doesn't do sage either. But... you can pick different colors for your text!
Also its code is disturbing. Reading through it I get this unsettling feeling that it was originally written for Perl 4 or something.
It's got a search feature, though. Can't say whether or not it's any good, as I've never come across a JN board that's had enough posts, much less enough text posts, to evaluate its usefulness.
Yeah, it's been around for a loooooong, long time.
LOL, I have a PHP version of it somewhere around here.
If there was ever a reason to bump a 4 year old thread, the following words are it:
Joyful note? More like Spamful note. amirite?
So it seems that Woxxy--the creator of the FoOlRulez 4chan archive--has created an image board of his own:
http://archive.foolz.us/foolz/
What do you guys think? Good idea or a lame attempt at egocentrism?
I don't see the problem. I own an image board myself, and so do many other posters here, so I have no right to judge. Plus, I'm pretty sure he wrote a lot of the script himself, so in a way he's more entitled to his than we are to ours.
Are Chans made to talk utter shit or utter sense that just about nobody really gets???
I find these chans should move away from ignorant insults and move towards sensible anonymous critic, but i might be talking utter shit for the sake of me talking on this chan wtf.
Are you on drugs?
its called a rant
It's not that people are assholes or being rude or childish. it's their real self coming out, or a personification of part of ones self. It's what anonymous discussion is about; unfiltered, pure thoughts and opinions.
If you want a moderated environment with politically correct conversations, you're in the wrong part of the internet.
>>6
It's possible to have an anonymous forum full of non-retards. The problem is demographics, not anonymity.
Yes that is true , so how do you go about directing a forum towards a target demographic rather than the stereotypical persons that use like for example "4chan".
Im talking about targeting a demographic of developers? rather than just up loaders of crap images, just a specific topic area, rather than ignorant immature teenagers.
>>10 okay i take that onboard what do you call it then a forum?, but still an imageboard is a forum in ways.
It's a constant work in progress, it's held together with duct tape and seamen, but it's in working order at this point so I've decided to make it public early.
There's a couple things that people have emailed me about that I'll be adding in due time, and there are other various softwares that I remember seeing over the years but I don't have any links for.
Tell me what you think in this thread and I'll do my best to shoehorn it into my site. Thanks in advance.
-CSS'd everything.
-Added new softwares that people emailed me about to the list.
I'm currently looking for some Windows only program from a few years back. I that that it was called "X Chan directory dumper" or something similar. It was a desktop program that was supposed to be able to do directory dumper on any (or just most?) chan. If anyone knows where it's being developed or has a clean copy of it please tell me. Thanks.
Lots of dead links OP.
What magno list?
How accurate do you think this sentiment is?
"Jumped the shark" jumped the shark several years ago.
Image boards seem like the worst of both worlds to me these days. No persistence or organization of images, and bad for conversations too. Boorus have solved the image problem for me, but I'm not sure what to do about conversing. Recently I've been talking to strangers on Skype, which works pretty well as long as you can find interesting people who are willing to talk to you.
There's a demo at pixplz.com. Half-dead project of mine. Node.js and redis.
Interesting.
it would be better if it didn't run on node.js
test
>compressed source
Why? It's a fucking demo, I want to read your code without having to do magic on it.
>stand by...
>function escape_html(html)
>function is_empty(o)
You're a PHP coder, aren't you?
Whichever one of you posted that story, do you have more/a blog/something
I really liked it.
It's the same software as doushio hmm.
Unfortunately this site doesn't seem to be running properly at the moment.
This concept is intriguing to me. I was pondering real-time updates to threads currently being viewed, and possibly other notifications to ease navigation. I've read a little about the likes of socket.io and am wondering if that's the route to take, but I have not looked deeper into the implementation at this stage of my project.
I personally would not have used Redis in lieu of a RDMS, even for a real-time site. I generally use Redis in addition to a database more suited for persistence. I would store data such as post content in the database and use Redis to keep track of when threads were bumped, which IPs posted recently. It's a lot slicker than database lookups in some cases. I've never really thought of Redis as a replacement for a real database but rather a supplement to one, but that's just me.
I've looked at Node.js and Express.js in the past. One of the reasons was that there can be a lot of duplication between server-side and client-side code when you're using different languages for each, so switching to an all-JS environment might alleviate that. Ultimately I went with tools I am familiar with.
This is open source now.
https://github.com/lalcmellkmal/doushio