there are just a few points.
Most annoying: BACKUP fails due to a syntax error.
I cannot schnage the look and feel. I have put another theme in the right spot but the system refused to recognize it: I have now three themes (classic, default and industrial (one I like) but none shows.
RSS feeds give an error in the admin page: cannot find the data (I don't really care)
and some others
Any ideas?
(Of course I have to put the textst but it's too late now) Will do tomorrow. But perhaps anyone can give me a clue on the themes issue...
IT RUNS - but
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Reason: The HP-supplied PHP_MYSQL version is built against MySQL 3.x....
I have built it against MYSQL 4.1 (see http://www.pi-net.dyndns.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=64 for details), backup is Ok now, and the problems concerning RSS (key too long?) have been gone as well - but still, I cannot change the theme!
And yet, a number of templates have been put into the right location, following the description on the e107 site.... It simply cannot find them! 

I have built it against MYSQL 4.1 (see http://www.pi-net.dyndns.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=64 for details), backup is Ok now, and the problems concerning RSS (key too long?) have been gone as well - but still, I cannot change the theme!


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Running myself
Well, I found a few issues.
I started out with 2.0.4 and had to change just one file.: Classes.ZIP. In there, there are a number of lines creating SQL statements you need to change, but once that's done, it's flawless
That is: almost. You have to fiddle around with protections ans so on, and PHP and/or MySQL give a hick once in a while:
but redoing the request succeeds.
Seen anuthing like that?
I started out with 2.0.4 and had to change just one file.: Classes.ZIP. In there, there are a number of lines creating SQL statements you need to change, but once that's done, it's flawless

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%HTTPD-W-NOTICED, 04-JAN-2007 23:03:19, CGI:1969, not a strict CGI response
-NOTICED-I-SERVICE, http://www.grootersnet.nl:80
-NOTICED-I-CLIENT, 192.168.0.33
-NOTICED-I-URI, GET (51 bytes) /sysblog/wp-admin/execute-pings.php?time=1167948197
-NOTICED-I-SCRIPT, /sysblog/wp-admin/execute-pings.php sysblog:[wp-admin]execute-pings.php (cgi_exe:phpwasd.exe) SYSBLOG:[wp-admin]execute-pings.php
-NOTICED-I-CGI, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (62 bytes) %DEBUGBOOT-W-CHN, assign channel system service request failed
-NOTICED-I-RXTX, err:0/0 raw:123/0 net:123/0
Seen anuthing like that?