View Full Version : can I run a second session of vbulletin?
snoopgst
Tue 7th Feb '06, 3:31pm
Is it ok if I run a second copy of my vbulletin on a test server. It will only be for testing purposes?
NTFU2
Tue 7th Feb '06, 3:37pm
From my understanding, yes you can run a testing version of vBulletin.
DelphiVillage
Tue 7th Feb '06, 4:54pm
yes aslong as you htaccess protect it it should only be accessible by you not by the public.The antipiracy stuff also ask you to call it "/testvb"
RattleSnake
Tue 7th Feb '06, 6:37pm
HTA Acess? I thought just regular PW protect.
Lineman28645
Wed 8th Feb '06, 4:06pm
Yes it just needs a PW protect on it. You can set a PW protect in cpanel very easily.
mousi
Sat 11th Feb '06, 7:07am
I am considering buying an owned license of vbulletin. I want to use it on a public server (with 2 domains that will point to the same forum) and I also want to use it on my computer (with apache server) just for testing. How can I set a password to the testvb catalog so noone else can see the testvb? What else do I have to do to be legal?
Marco van Herwaarden
Sat 11th Feb '06, 8:39am
If you run your testboard on your local machine, and this is not reachable from the internet, you don't need to setup password protection.
As long as you take measurements to prevent users from accessing your testboard, you are within the license agreement.
echo_unlimited
Sat 11th Feb '06, 10:51am
Is simply turning your board off-line good enough?
Ryan Crocker
Sat 11th Feb '06, 11:24am
Is simply turning your board off-line good enough?
No, it must be either in a password-protected folder called testvb/, or if it's on your local machine where only you can access it, it must be in a folder called testvb/.
mousi
Sat 11th Feb '06, 12:42pm
If you run your testboard on your local machine, and this is not reachable from the internet, you don't need to setup password protection.
As long as you take measurements to prevent users from accessing your testboard, you are within the license agreement.
I want other users to have access to my apache server. How can I protect the testvb/ folder with a password? Can I do that from the apache configuration or from windows? I run Apache 2.0.55 on Windows XP
feldon23
Sat 11th Feb '06, 1:28pm
http://www.htmlite.com/HTA006.php
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