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Subject: Re: simple www forum software ?
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I really like PunBB which can be found at http://www.punbb.org. It can 
store date in MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite (which may be best for your 
needs).

YaBB may be flat file. It can be located here: yabbforum.com

Take care.

Frank Bonnet wrote:

> Hi
>
> I'm searching for a simple www forum software
> I've found phpBB but it seems overkill for my needings
> flat files would be enough as the forum will serve
> 20 users max and a very low traffic.
> The goal is to share technical problems/solutions between around
> 20 sysadmins of multiples sites.
>
>
> I need a very basic forum that could manage several groups
> and a basic authentication with apache2.
>
> Thanks for any help , the server runs 5.3
>