Want to see a 1.1.2 vBulletin? Go retro!

[mr e]

but wouldn't 102 queries put a lot of load on your server? especially if you had lots of users?

what's genial and klasse mean and how long have you been learning english?

[Erwin]

What about security? I would imagine that there would be old security holes present.

[Xenon]

@colicab: that doesn't make any sense sorry

@mr e:
yes normally it is as you said. i don't remember the queries exactly. of course they weren't that well coded as vb2's but sometimes even a lot queries could be better than just a few bad ones..

hmm, genial and klasse also mean spitze. I think these words can't be translated directly. They are no real synonyms but most of the time you can use them in a synonymious (?) way.

well i had english in school for about 7 year, but always had female teachers, and i didn't like female teachers

@erwin: i've looked at the code a bit.
there is less code, so also less security holes as vb200
of course there are some of the old ones, but AFAI rembember not to much serious ones.

[colicab-d]

lol soz i did german like 4 years ago is verdehen still a word?

ah well, WOW 102 queries what the hell is it doing! isnt like 40+ queries bad? never mind 102 :O

[mr e]

@Xenon, lol never liked the female teachers, but then again i do have a few that well how would i say it in german, sie waren die hundin, im only in german 1 so i don't know any past tense so that's just my guess im trying to do past tense of sie sind die hundin

[Link14716]

I know 1.1.3 Beta had exactly 102 quesries from looking back at the vbulletin.org archives. So 1.1.2 should've had about the same.

[Freddie Bingham]

Have a look at this

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...y+optimization

[Xenon]

it's nice to see these old threads become popular again

@colicab: "verdehen" doesn't exist. did you mean "verdrehen"?

@mr e:
hmm, it doesn't make sense, in english you said something like:
"they were female dogs". I don't know if this is a often used english expression, but in german it doesn't make sense

hmm we're going a bit off topic i think

[mr e]

@Xenon, sorry, one more thing, how would you describe a woman that was mean and you wanted to call her something bad? in english it would be translated as a somewhat derogatory term

back on subject, how long ago was the first vb out? and what version was it?

[colicab-d]

@xenon probably lol i think it was the word for pervert or so i was told lol

hmm need to have a look at the vb archive, as for vb 1.1.x why dont some folk here go thru it and make its a little more secure / better written. No additional functions to it etc just make it safe and a little better coded.. could be fun for a week or 2 to have a crack at it