zulhar writes:  

Recently, I wrote a guide on how to modify phpnuke captcha and has resulted in a flurry of comments and queries requesting me to write a guide on "how to change admin.php?"
Since most of hackers are targeting this critical file to achieve their mission you have to camouflage the file and secure it properly.
Read the rest of this article here for some ideas on how to secure your PHPNuke against hackers...

astalavistabd writes:  

The 2007 PHP Manual module has been released for phpnuke users. This version was updated on 11-January-2007. The package has 6,258 html files. It is a complete php coding helps that you need. All of those who are using older version of this manual please download the newer version from the bottom URL and stay up-to-date. And for those who still do not have this module; this is a recommended manual or documentation module for all php or phpnuke users.

See a live demo of php manual v.2007
Download php manual v2007

karakas writes:  

I think it is about time for new versions of the PHP-Nuke modules of the manuals! The whole PHP Manual (version of 2006-10-25) and the whole PEAR Manual (version of 29-10-2006), with all their links, are now available as a PHP-Nuke modules that will fit nicely into your PHP-Nuke: get the PHP Manual as a PHP-Nuke module and the the PEAR Manual as a PHP-Nuke module and they will provide your visitors with the PHP and PEAR knowledge they search for, all integrated into your PHP-Nuke site. No use of iframes is made, so these modules are browser-independent. No need to leave your site anymore, no need to renounce to your website design - full customization control provided through CSS for thorough adaptation to your personal theme. A must-have for every technically-oriented PHP-Nuke site. Read More...

Back on February 7, 2006, I posted a news story about a new book that had been published entitled Building Websites With PHP-Nuke - New Book From PACKT and stated I would be reviewing it. I have completed my review and it can be found at

Amazon Customer Reviews

I highly recommend this book, for everyone!

In Building Websites With PHP-Nuke a book published in November 2005, Douglas Patterson has attempted to provide, in his words, A practical guide to creating and maintaining you own community website with PHP-Nuke.

It was brought to my attention by CodyG that my website was mentioned in the book :) so I contacted Doug and requested a copy of the book which he graciously gave me and in return I have agreed to read it and write a review. At first glance it does appear to be one of the better books written on the subject of PHP-Nuke. I will post my review here once I have completed it and submitted it to the publisher.

In addition to http://ravenphpscripts.com getting honorable mention for NukeSentinel™, Chatserv and http://nukeresources.com is mentioned, as well as http://www.karakas-online.de/EN-Book and a few others.

The book is very up to date as he uses v7.8 as his model. It does appear that this book is worth the reading for those needing a good book/tutorial on PHP-Nuke. It will help beginners as well as intermediate users, for sure.

southern writes:  

Takeaway:

This document lists the majority of services available for any distribution of Linux. The list includes a description of each service's purpose, and a comment regarding whether it is a required service.

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