They are automatically activated. If you do not see any change, perhaps they lack the functions which hook them into bbPress?
I think that you need need to require bb-settings.php, too. However, that doesn’t explain your error messages. The //../ part is odd. What if you try an absolute path? E.g.
require_once( '/home/ceciliabjerling.com/www/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php' );
Can anyone explain just how that got past Akismet?
AstRonot: The keymaster is the user that was registered when you installed bbPress, unless you changed it afterwards.
Most bbPress might be WordPress users too, but I actually don’t think that so many will use it together with WordPress.
Anyway, both WordPress and bbPress do everything they can in order not to get bloated. This is the job of a WordPress (and bbPress?) plugin.
Thanks for this great script. Unfortunately I got myself suspended from one of my webhosts since it clogged up the MySQL queue 
But I have only myself to blame, and they did let it pass only giving me a final warning.
I doubt that this is the most efficient way, but it seems to work. Add the following code in post.php in the default theme (/bb-templates/kakumei/post.php), you probably want it within the .threadauthor div.
<?php
$puser = bb_get_user( get_post_author_id() );
if ( isset( $puser->from ) ) {
echo $puser->from;
}
?>
It is not possible to do this with a plugin yet because there is no hook there, but there is a Trac ticket for it.
Also, I compiled a list of all template functions.
In some PHP setups, this error is given when there is no file to access. Make sure that you really uploaded every file and nothing got disrupted, and that mod_rewrite is working. Check if mod_rewrite redirects /forums/tags to a page that really exists.
Sitemaps.org recently announced that you can add the location of your sitemap to the robots.txt file. You might want to do that if you are using this plugin.
This is the only thing that I missed when I first installed bbPress. Thanks!
orientoscar, you’ve misspelt “languages” — it should be “languages”.
Charly54, copy it to the /bb-includes/languages/ directory (create it if it doesn’t exist) and update config.php like fel64 said.
I couldn’t make a plugin for it, but you can restrict users without the “administrate” capability from accessing the site by appending this line to bb-settings.php:
if ( ! bb_current_user_can( 'administrate' ) ) { die('<p>The site is down for maintenance.</p>'); }
Done. I’m glad to help bbPress.
