| Re: is my xoops being hacks? |
| by isronax on 2006/3/25 9:39:08 Great help... from you all now my web site is back online many thanks special to you all. |
| Re: is my xoops being hacks? |
| by MadNav on 2006/3/25 5:12:07 Isronax, We had the exact same problem .. see this Link to get your specifics from your hosting service. To expand on my last post: look to this line in mainfile.php: (see that web_3 is right) this is what you need to fix. Quote:
PM me if you need more help .. but this should solve your problem. Oh, and Peterr had some nice how tos in his last post that may come in handy later. Didn't mean to stir that water up but sleep deprevation gets the best of me at times. And well, forums drive me nuts when they get out of hand. I like the kind of forums that give points for answers and helpful hints to smooth this out. Good example is VMware |
| Re: is my xoops being hacks? |
| by peterr on 2006/3/24 23:53:12 What MadNav means (I think) is find this line in mainfile.php Quote:
it should be around ine 34; the define should have your path defined. Sometimes rather than an echo to see what the values are (and to avoid "headers already sent" messages), you can send yourself an email, find these lines in mainfile.php Quote:
and before those lines add this code .. le="color: #000000"><?php $to = "isronax@exmple.com"; $from = "isronax@example.com"; $subject = "Script is not inside error message"; $message = "$xoopsScriptPath = " . $xoopsScriptPathn"; $message .= "XOOPS_ROOT_PATH = " . XOOPS_ROOT_PATHn"; $headers = "From: $fromn" mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers); you will need to change the vars $to and $from to your email address. I _think_ the syntax is okay ?? BEFORE you do any mods to mainfile.php, backup it up. P |
| Re: is my xoops being hacks? |
| by isronax on 2006/3/24 15:27:42 Quote: define('xoops_check_path', '1'); >>MADnav>>Quote: But look to the XOOPS Root Path defining string for a resolution Isronax. thanks |
| Re: is my xoops being hacks? |
| by MadNav on 2006/3/24 14:38:28 Ok ... Pardon my Language Just to let you know the answer does probably lie in the mainfile.php file for Isronax's problem; But look to the XOOPS Root Path defining string for a resolution Isronax. I was able to get my site back online by changing the root path to a different web server farm, as the primary web server had been knocked off line from some kind of DOS attack so it seems. |
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