Incidentally, you can fix the time thing through centralization of the referencing.
It's ****ing up now because it's using PHP's time() function, which is relative to the server.
To fix just the post times: Replace time() in the MySQL query with NOW() - which is a MySQL function - and it'll use the singular MySQL database server's clock instead of the multiple and relative dynamic server clocks.
Or as a better way, open up newreply.php and newthread.php in WordPad then Find/Replace all instances of time() with $time.
Then add something like:
$checker = file("http://whatever.com/time.php") or die(time());
if (str_len($checker)!=WHATEVER-IT-SHOULD-BE) {
$time = time();
} else {
$time = $checker;
}
....to the beginning of the global.php and make a file called time.php at whatever.com containing:
echo time();
That way all your references to time in whichever files you Find/Replaced the contents of would be synched to a central clock - namely the clock of the server upon which the time.php was stored.
Also, if it can't get time.php it defaults to the server's time(). If it gets it and it's too long (IE, an error message) it defaults to the server's time(). So if it's anything other than a time() output, it goes "**** it" and uses the server's time() instead.
