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Postnuke vs Geeklog?

Authored by: saltlakejohn on Thursday, January 02 2003 @ 05:20 am EST

It takes less than 60 seconds to pop in a username and an emailaddress,
open a window on your mail client and get the password, and log on. Then
you can post with all the respect and credibility any user is entitled to.

I have closely followed several blogs and several portals over the last two
years. I assess the Big Three blogs as Greymatter, CafeLog, and
Moveable Type. The Big Five portals (CMS) according to number of
downloads at Sourceforge and the user satisfaction ratings at HotScripts
are phpNuke, PostNuke, Geeklog, phpWebSite, and myphpnuke.

The three Nuke-alikes have a big selection of addons with lots of people
throwing uncoordinated efforts into the mix. They pile patches on top of
mods on top of hacks on top of the same old core code. Makes me think
of an overloaded rowboat.

The other two -- Geeklog and phpWebSite -- appear to be the only ones
with a defined direction and rock-solid core code. Neither of these latter
two have the gluttonous array of addons you find at the Nuke-family
buffet, but they do have well-engineered code. Both come from good
homes. Both exercise good security and both know their biggest user
groups are in virtual (shared) hosting environments, so the code is
well-behaved and forgiving.

The forum will come. Someday. If you gotta have it NOW! then (a) run
phpBB without GL integration, or (b) pick a nuke-aloid that's already got it
all.

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-- John

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-- John

Postnuke vs Geeklog?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Sunday, January 05 2003 @ 01:51 am EST

First off, I am not the same guy that posted this thing, second, I didn't register becasue it's to late, and before I fall asleep on my keyboard, I'd like to poiny out a few things. GEEKLOG is more secure than POSTNUKE. Hell, someone that's helping me with my site says there are many exploits with postnuke, and he said he is set to find one on Geeklog, so, there is a huge plus on Geeklog's side. Also, Geeklog has all the feautre's it's needs. If you want something get off your lazy ass and program it. And if you don't know how, learn, or are you to lazy to do that too? Now, shud up, download Geeklog and use it.

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