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Bananadude
Re: Random Fatal Error
  • 2005/12/17 23:24

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


Make sure include/ is given the right permission, it should be 755 (-rwxr-xr-x).

If that didn't solve your issue or the permission was already set, check that the XOOPS Physical Path in your mainfile.php is correct.

If your unsure on what you should write as psysical path you can make a new file with the following content:
<?php
$show 
realpath('index.php');
echo 
$show;
?>


name it as WhateverYouWant.php, upload it to the root of your Xoops-directory and call it from your browser. Copy the output and paste it in as XOOPS Physical Path in your mainfile.php (without index.php).

Best Regards,
Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: Who's online gone
  • 2005/12/17 23:04

  • Bananadude

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hehe lol, thanx!

Well, as long as it works and makes you happy I think the code is correct, or at least close to it.

- Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: Random Fatal Error
  • 2005/12/17 16:55

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


the file common.php (include\common.php) is missed. If you don't have played around with the files with renaming common.php or deleting/moving it, I would suggest that you upload the whole include directory again and not only common.php

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Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: a security question
  • 2005/12/16 22:40

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


Maybe, maybe not. I don't know, thats why I'm asking, but thank you very much for your reply

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Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: WoW THEME
  • 2005/12/16 22:34

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


lol, everone wants this theme so I guess it's good. But why didn't he post it in the Themes Library in the first time?

I surely wanna see this theme too, if anyone got it - please PM me

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Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: a security question
  • 2005/12/16 22:13

  • Bananadude

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But if the attacker is not only placing a link to view the "image", it's been included in his/her signature/post/whatever.
Wouldn't that code be saved in the xoops-cache (if enabled) and serving a possible threat then?
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Bananadude
Re: Can't install the TeamSpeak module on 2.2.3? Weird error....
  • 2005/12/16 21:55

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


It seems to be an error in the sql-file.

Open modules\xoops_teamspeak\sql\xoops_teamspeak.sql
go to line 146 and and find
Quote:

PRIMARY KEY (user_id, user_id),
KEY detail_id (user_id)
) TYPE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=1 ;


delete one of the user_id like this:
Quote:
PRIMARY KEY (user_id),
KEY detail_id (user_id)
) TYPE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=1 ;


Do the same to line 186 with server_id:
Quote:

server_timestamp varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
PRIMARY KEY (server_id, server_id),
KEY id (server_id)


Best Regards,
Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: Customizing Links on top of page
  • 2005/12/16 21:19

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


as Mantooth said, just delete the content inside the templates_c folder. You should leave the index.html since it works as an *small* security-layer. If you accidently delete it you can copy the index.html from another folder.

The templates_c folder stores your compiled theme as well as Smarty templates for XOOPS and any third-party modules you've installed, you can safely empty it's content.

Best Regards,
Bananadude
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Bananadude
a security question
  • 2005/12/16 21:12

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


it's possible to make malicious code, rename the file to a picture-extension and upload it to an server and execute the code if the system isn't safe enough.
But if you deactivate uploading-feature you will be safe from that type of attacks..or will you?
I'm just wondering if an attacker upload the malicious code to another server or a free image hosting for instance, and then go to your site, registering, includes this "picture" to his/her signature and makes some posts in the forum or any other module where the signature will be included..
if you also have cache enabled for that module where the posts with his/her malicious file in the signature was included, is it possible that the server may be in risk in this way then? Just asking, since the cache-folder has to be chmoded 777 and the content maybe is saved in the cache-folder on the server.
Can s/he execute the code if it's done in this way?

Best Regards,
Bananadude
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Bananadude
Re: One site removed the copyright!!!!
  • 2005/12/16 20:46

  • Bananadude

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  • Since: 2005/9/16


What about themes then?
are you obligated to leave the copyright or *can* you remove it?

Best Regards,
Bananadude
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