Maybe on the error page, add some code so it checks the title bar and if it contains "phpbbs/" it removes, then continues redirecting to the correct page. This would fix all the broken links (for this site) in older posts.

Nothing major, though is relatively simply fix. :)

Should be incredibly easy. cd into /web and create a symbolic link "phpbbs" to "."

[quote author=Joe link=topic=13455.msg137355#msg137355 date=1134448270]
Should be incredibly easy. cd into /web and create a symbolic link "phpbbs" to "."
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Shouldn't be incredibly easy, the forum is on Windows.  Nothing is easy on Windows. 

Err, nevermind, it's on Suse now.  It got moved.  So yeah, it's easy :)

Thanks for alerting me to this.  I have made a couple of corrections to resolve this issue.

./edit Yes, iago it was easy.  :-*

I love your username.

[quote author=iago link=topic=13455.msg137427#msg137427 date=1134501116]
Shouldn't be incredibly easy, the forum is on Windows.  Nothing is easy on Windows. 
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Even if it's on Windows, it's on PHP.  All you'd need to do is make a quick index.php file that redirects the client to /index.php with the appropriate querystring.

I assumed you guys knew how to do it. :)

If I were to do it, I would just open .htaccess and add the line "ErrorDocument 404 /404.php".
Then create the file 404.php in the home directory and write a quick script to replace /phpbbs/ and continue redirecting.

[EDIT] Fixed sentence.

[quote author=MyndFyre link=topic=13455.msg137936#msg137936 date=1134699891]
[quote author=iago link=topic=13455.msg137427#msg137427 date=1134501116]
Shouldn't be incredibly easy, the forum is on Windows.  Nothing is easy on Windows. 
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Even if it's on Windows, it's on PHP.  All you'd need to do is make a quick index.php file that redirects the client to /index.php with the appropriate querystring.
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That's a lot more work than "ln -s phpbbs ." :P