1795. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2021/10/28(Thu) 17:14:34          
> > im waiting!
> 2ch does not inspire me, and I don't think it's even complete (;´Д`)
> However, I may have just found a classic Amezou-type script - it's 
> called "Support Script", and was written by a guy named Support. Also, 
> it's written in Perl ヽ(´ー`)ノ
> If you don't know what Amezou is, it's basically the same thing as 2ch 
> (2ch was a fairly direct Amezou clone afterall), but slightly simpler. 
> Since the end of 1999 when the original Amezou closed, this script has 
> been used by the many Amezou offshoots the cropped up, with Support-
> san's board (and script) first appearing just days after the original 
> site's closure
> -------------------------------------
> Firstly, this is what the original Amezou looked like in 1999, shortly 
> before it closed:
> https://web.archive.org/web/19991013120713/http://amezo.com/
> Next, here's Support-san's site where the script files were hosted - I 
> think you'll agree that it looks basically identical to the original. I 
> believe this script was last updated in 2003, but I'm not sure:
> https://web.archive.org/web/20091001043129/http://ame.x0.com/
> Here's an in-depth (and pretty funny) guide to setting up the above 
> script, with more convenient links to the files. The guide is hosted on 
> Mikawaban, an Amezou offshoot from the year 2000 that still exists 
> today (the site is geoblocked however (;´Д`)):
> https://web.archive.org/web/20090405143831/http://www.mikawaban.com/etc/amebbs01.html
> There's also a version of this script that was modified by Donut Shoppe 
> (another Amezou offshoot from the year 2000 which died some time around 
> 2013). It was last updated in 2008, and there's extra files that need 
> to be obtained elsewhere (including an image resize script from the 
> imgboard script - maybe has image support?):
> https://web.archive.org/web/20090514170141/http://www.an-donut.com/sc.html
> BTW I haven't downloaded or tested any of this yet - I found it all 
> while I was writing this post (⌒∇⌒ゞ)

Can u pls post the script (;´Д`)

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1797. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2021/10/28(Thu) 22:58:19          
> Can u pls post the script (;´Д`)

It's not that simple... (;´Д`)

This page has more details on the various Amezou-type BBS scripts 
"available" (at least as they stood in 2006/2007 - things haven't 
changed much since then from what I've seen), comparing their features 
and even stating the pros and cons of Amezou scripts compared to 2ch-
type BBSes:
https://web.archive.org/web/20180825041006/http://www.amebbs.com/doc/bbs.html

By "available" I mean "you have to dig through many archives and 
ancient sites to individually obtain all the files required, and some-
times it seems like they're not even possible to obtain (which is what 
I ran into with AmeBBS's own script)" (;´Д`)

Anyway, as much as I've tried, I've yet to get a single Amezou-type 
script to work (;´Д`)

So far I've tried:
- Support script (by far the simplest, but also the oldest)
- Donut Shoppe script (way more features than Support script, even has 
  automated board creation)
- Mikawa script (supposedly the most advanced and feature-complete of 
  all, however they have long since ditched this Perl script for a 
  closed-source PHP version. I blame kuz for this (;´Д`))

The thing about all of these scripts is that they were never really 
packaged up for distribution - you just download the live versions "as 
is". This means that all the settings and paths/addresses throughout 
the scripts are specific to the site you obtained them from, and some 
of those paths/addresses are liek, embedded in regex and stuff, which 
I'm too dumb to deal with (;´Д`)

One error I keep running into is something related to referral, like 
it's checking where you're posting from with something, and deciding 
"you fail it!". None of the things I've tried so far to get around this 
seem to work (;´Д`)

Another issue regarding the scripts which have automated board creation 
is that they just plain didn't want to create a board, and I don't know 
enough about how Amezou-type boards are supposed to be structured to do 
it manually. As far as I can tell all my permissions are correct, but 
it just doesn't want to play ball (;´Д`)

I've been unable to determine if these problems are caused by something 
that's configured wrong in the script, some kind of incompatibility 
with my server setup, just ancient/poorly-written kusocode, or if I'm 
just plain doing it wrong (;´Д`)

(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)

Reference: 2021/10/28(Thu) 12:14:34

1798. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2021/10/28(Thu) 23:38:15          
> > Can u pls post the script (;´Д`)
> It's not that simple... (;´Д`)
> This page has more details on the various Amezou-type BBS scripts 
> "available" (at least as they stood in 2006/2007 - things haven't 
> changed much since then from what I've seen), comparing their features 
> and even stating the pros and cons of Amezou scripts compared to 2ch-
> type BBSes:
> https://web.archive.org/web/20180825041006/http://www.amebbs.com/doc/bbs.html
> By "available" I mean "you have to dig through many archives and 
> ancient sites to individually obtain all the files required, and some-
> times it seems like they're not even possible to obtain (which is what 
> I ran into with AmeBBS's own script)" (;´Д`)
> Anyway, as much as I've tried, I've yet to get a single Amezou-type 
> script to work (;´Д`)
> So far I've tried:
> - Support script (by far the simplest, but also the oldest)
> - Donut Shoppe script (way more features than Support script, even has 
>   automated board creation)
> - Mikawa script (supposedly the most advanced and feature-complete of 
>   all, however they have long since ditched this Perl script for a 
>   closed-source PHP version. I blame kuz for this (;´Д`))
> The thing about all of these scripts is that they were never really 
> packaged up for distribution - you just download the live versions "as 
> is". This means that all the settings and paths/addresses throughout 
> the scripts are specific to the site you obtained them from, and some 
> of those paths/addresses are liek, embedded in regex and stuff, which 
> I'm too dumb to deal with (;´Д`)
> One error I keep running into is something related to referral, like 
> it's checking where you're posting from with something, and deciding 
> "you fail it!". None of the things I've tried so far to get around this 
> seem to work (;´Д`)
> Another issue regarding the scripts which have automated board creation 
> is that they just plain didn't want to create a board, and I don't know 
> enough about how Amezou-type boards are supposed to be structured to do 
> it manually. As far as I can tell all my permissions are correct, but 
> it just doesn't want to play ball (;´Д`)
> I've been unable to determine if these problems are caused by something 
> that's configured wrong in the script, some kind of incompatibility 
> with my server setup, just ancient/poorly-written kusocode, or if I'm 
> just plain doing it wrong (;´Д`)
> (;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)

One way to potentially deal with refferal issues is to set the name of the site you downloaded it from to your local address.
so liek 127.0.0.1 amezo.com
then go to amezo .com, boom, its now your site (;´Д`)

Reference: 2021/10/28(Thu) 17:58:19

1799. >Anonymous-san   User: Anonymous   Post date: 2021/10/28(Thu) 23:39:10          
> > It's not that simple... (;´Д`)
> > This page has more details on the various Amezou-type BBS scripts 
> > "available" (at least as they stood in 2006/2007 - things haven't 
> > changed much since then from what I've seen), comparing their features 
> > and even stating the pros and cons of Amezou scripts compared to 2ch-
> > type BBSes:
> > https://web.archive.org/web/20180825041006/http://www.amebbs.com/doc/bbs.html
> > By "available" I mean "you have to dig through many archives and 
> > ancient sites to individually obtain all the files required, and some-
> > times it seems like they're not even possible to obtain (which is what 
> > I ran into with AmeBBS's own script)" (;´Д`)
> > Anyway, as much as I've tried, I've yet to get a single Amezou-type 
> > script to work (;´Д`)
> > So far I've tried:
> > - Support script (by far the simplest, but also the oldest)
> > - Donut Shoppe script (way more features than Support script, even has 
> >   automated board creation)
> > - Mikawa script (supposedly the most advanced and feature-complete of 
> >   all, however they have long since ditched this Perl script for a 
> >   closed-source PHP version. I blame kuz for this (;´Д`))
> > The thing about all of these scripts is that they were never really 
> > packaged up for distribution - you just download the live versions "as 
> > is". This means that all the settings and paths/addresses throughout 
> > the scripts are specific to the site you obtained them from, and some 
> > of those paths/addresses are liek, embedded in regex and stuff, which 
> > I'm too dumb to deal with (;´Д`)
> > One error I keep running into is something related to referral, like 
> > it's checking where you're posting from with something, and deciding 
> > "you fail it!". None of the things I've tried so far to get around this 
> > seem to work (;´Д`)
> > Another issue regarding the scripts which have automated board creation 
> > is that they just plain didn't want to create a board, and I don't know 
> > enough about how Amezou-type boards are supposed to be structured to do 
> > it manually. As far as I can tell all my permissions are correct, but 
> > it just doesn't want to play ball (;´Д`)
> > I've been unable to determine if these problems are caused by something 
> > that's configured wrong in the script, some kind of incompatibility 
> > with my server setup, just ancient/poorly-written kusocode, or if I'm 
> > just plain doing it wrong (;´Д`)
> > (;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)(;´Д`)
> One way to potentially deal with refferal issues is to set the name of the site you downloaded it from to your local address.
> so liek 127.0.0.1 amezo.com
> then go to amezo .com, boom, its now your site (;´Д`)

On linux you can do this in /etc/hosts, in windows its 
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts ヽ(´∇`)ノ

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