chris frolic
01-15-2006, 01:47 PM
I'm moving on with my website and I'd like to make a more permanent archive time capsule of it to leave online indefinitely.
My concern has been that in the past after many upgrades to PHP by my webhost the code to my 2.x non-upgraded vbulletin began to be affected. I've since upgraded to 3 and all is fine again. Obviously there's cause for concern over security lapses as well. I can't imagine a non-upgraded vbulletin still being operational 10 years from now.
What I'd like to do preferably is archive everything as simple HTML pages just like the vbulletin archive function works, but without PHP creating them.
Does anyone have any idea how one might go about doing that?
My concern has been that in the past after many upgrades to PHP by my webhost the code to my 2.x non-upgraded vbulletin began to be affected. I've since upgraded to 3 and all is fine again. Obviously there's cause for concern over security lapses as well. I can't imagine a non-upgraded vbulletin still being operational 10 years from now.
What I'd like to do preferably is archive everything as simple HTML pages just like the vbulletin archive function works, but without PHP creating them.
Does anyone have any idea how one might go about doing that?