RE: Hello!
07-19-2020, 12:10 PM (This post was last modified: 07-19-2020, 12:12 PM by SignalAffairs.)
07-19-2020, 12:10 PM (This post was last modified: 07-19-2020, 12:12 PM by SignalAffairs.)
Hello everyone! Thank you for all the kind replies since I am a total stranger. 
I'll certainly look around the forums as I do like sci-fi, superheroes and anime.
Labster, I am ashamed to admit I am a total newb. I have started to learn a little HTML out of necessity to re-make an old gaming site (online multiplayer group) and forums (Tapatalk, was invisionfree) some friends and I frequented. The most I've learned there is about domain names and how to forward them. Buying hosting and using cPanel. Uploading all my html files then uploading/installing phpBB 3 and setting up a forum board. I am familiar enough with the command line that I have done basic network commands like ipconfig, release/renewing addresses, flushing DNS, ping, tracert, nslookup, ect. Linux usage for me would be installing Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Fedora, Knoppix and using them on a regular basis. The most troubleshooting I had to do there was with my wifi drivers. That is just me experimenting over the years trying to get away from Windows. I have no knowledge of databases or dynamic programming languages yet. Looking at your Taparip script terrifies me. I would need some hand holding
I'll certainly look around the forums as I do like sci-fi, superheroes and anime.Labster, I am ashamed to admit I am a total newb. I have started to learn a little HTML out of necessity to re-make an old gaming site (online multiplayer group) and forums (Tapatalk, was invisionfree) some friends and I frequented. The most I've learned there is about domain names and how to forward them. Buying hosting and using cPanel. Uploading all my html files then uploading/installing phpBB 3 and setting up a forum board. I am familiar enough with the command line that I have done basic network commands like ipconfig, release/renewing addresses, flushing DNS, ping, tracert, nslookup, ect. Linux usage for me would be installing Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Fedora, Knoppix and using them on a regular basis. The most troubleshooting I had to do there was with my wifi drivers. That is just me experimenting over the years trying to get away from Windows. I have no knowledge of databases or dynamic programming languages yet. Looking at your Taparip script terrifies me. I would need some hand holding