What CMS would you recommend ?

[mihai11]

Hi,

I have a web site that is 5-6 years old. It is entirety done in HTML (written by hand) and some small PHP scripts. Now, I am thinking the move this web site to a CMS. What I would need from this CMS:

1) Allow me to use the current URL structure without tricks like "mod_rewrite". Simple & nice: it should allow me to associate any page with any URL.

2) It should support comments for each article

3) It should be SECURE; this is very important. I don't mind to spend some bucks for it, if it has a proven track of good security.

Regards,
Razvan M.

[KTBleeding]

Umm, I'm not sure about the first option.. But:

www.drupal.org

Drupal is all I ever use for CMS.

[mihai11]

Judging by their site, I don't think it does support point 1.

Just out of curiosity: on what sites are you using Drupal ?

How about security ? Have you ever got hacked ?

[dyna88]

This is a good site to check on software security issues...

http://secunia.com/

[mihai11]

one more things .... This CMS should integrate with Vbulletin or have a very good forum software on its own.

[King Kovifor]

I build my own. I never find the features I want or need in any good CMS. I used CuteNews when all my CMS needed was news, but after that I quickly made my own.