I need ...

[kittengrowl]

Perl 5 (or higher) installed on the server your web account is on
CGI.pm v2.4+ and Socket.pm modules installed on the server your web account is on
Sendmail (for Linux/Unix) or SMTP (for Windows/NT or Linux/Unix); optional, but recommended

15 mb is enough for me

Not really much bandwith

oh yah and FTP

It's for a yabb forum.


Preferably no ads.I will take Textlink, button, and banner. No Popups or frames

thx.

 

[kittengrowl]

anyone???

dis is no fun...

 

[jmiller]

Re: anyone???

Originally posted by kittengrowl
dis is no fun...

How about waiting more than five minutes before bumping your thread.

Also, there is no need for you to cross-post in the 'Free Hosting Offers' forum.

 

[Loon]

You wont find many hosts that have sendmail enabled, distanhost.com is one but i know they have a huge backlog of applications, though you could try, there next signup day is on thursday i think.

As you've obviously not started your forum yet as you're reading the install file, you'd be better off using invisionboard and http://invisionfree.com

 

[Dominan]

Distanthost has closed for applications until further notice to upgrade its security. A Message posted in their Forum.

 

[emanresu]

Thanks for telling us, I thought this was the 3rd time this month I missed the signup.:biggrin2:

 

[Arvand]

YaBB forums? Do you know how demanding that is on a server? I suggest you just dump the whole idea and move to a php forum... Even if I gave free hosting I wouldn't stand for someone using a perl message board on the server when there is perfectly good php message boards all over the place. (too much CPU usage)

 

[petertdavis]

You really should mention the topic of your forum. I browse through here looking for people to offer free hosting to, and I see so many offers where the person doesn't give even an idea what they want hosted. 99% of the time I just don't bother. Then the person wonder why the get no offers.

BTW, Arvand is right, use phpBB, Invision, or one of the many other free PHP forums.