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phpBB doesn't really control anything related to the reCAPTCHA plugin. Google looks at whatever information it can about you (cookies, IP, visit history, etc..). As it logs more about you, it can more easily detect that you're not a bot so it doesn't have to present a challenge.

How did you update? Did you delete the vendor folder or just let the files be overwritten? You need to delete the vendor folder and upload the new copy of it.

This is a known issue, which according to the ticket may be fixed in 3.2.1. The new bbcode parser is much stricter and rejects invalid uses of HTML.

If you download the file and open it with a text editor, you will notice that there's a space at the very beginning. If you remove the space, it renders fine. If you look at your page source for any of the pages on your board, you will see that there is also a leading space. Something is inserting a...

This issue isn't specific to phpBB, so topics with this error for other versions of phpBB will be relevant. Most likely your host has updated the MySQL server and it still has old style passwords in it, which PHP no longer allows. You have to reset the database password and make sure it's using MySQ...

Does config/installer/config.yml exist?

Then you need to ask your host to install the PHP memcache extension.

You need to update config.php and set $acm_type to memcache.

As the name of the header implies, it's for abuse purposes. If someone decides to use the email feature of your board to send spam, then mail relays can look at the abuse header and block that instead of just blacklisting everything coming out of your site.

We don't support installing into a clustered database environment.

PHP itself no longer supports the PHP MSSQL driver and removed it from PHP 5.3+. Thus it has been removed from phpBB as well. You will need to switch to the MSSQL Native driver or use ODBC. You need to update config.php with the new information: $dbms: This will be either mssql_odbc or mssqlnative d...

There's a very simple test to see if the port's open or not. Make a text file, name it test.php, and put this in it: <?php $fp = fsockopen('tls://smtp.gmail.com:587'); if(!$fp) {     echo 'Unable to connect'; } else {     $response = fgets($fp, 256);     echo 'Response: ' . $response; } ?> Upload it...

On a side note, your site still sets a cfduid-cookie ( cloudflare ) https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170156-What-does-the-CloudFlare-cfduid-cookie-do- Interesting discussion about it https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/59226/disable-cfduid-cookie-from-cloudflare Seems ...

Most browsers have some kind of developers tool section which will show them, usually under the network section. It varies by browser.

Your site is definitely using Cloudflare. These are the headers it sends back: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Sun, 07 May 2017 00:01:19 GMT Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Transfer-Encoding: chunked Connection: keep-alive Cache-Control: private, no-cache="set-cookie" Expires: Wed, 03 May 2017 21:33:15...