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have a look at www.junior8ball.co.uk and see the menu on the left it is not aligned can anyone offer a suggestion to correct this
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Found the error. It was in the product url. For some reason a redirect was set on the product.
Thanks for your help
Thanks for your help
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Dont suppose you know which file this might be in. I have spent 2 hours trying to follow the path and cant see it
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I have installed osc on www.uk-pool.com and having a problem with the rewriet mod in the module.
I want to remove the rewrite bit for the url as my servers dont appear to like it.
if you clickhttp://uk-pool.com/modules/osC/product_info.php?products_id=28 i get redirect to a 404 error.
Any help would be appreciated
I want to remove the rewrite bit for the url as my servers dont appear to like it.
if you clickhttp://uk-pool.com/modules/osC/product_info.php?products_id=28 i get redirect to a 404 error.
Any help would be appreciated
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One more thing if you block the ip address from your server you will find you can not ftp anymore.
The virus connects through proxys and the return path comes straight back to you.
You will end up blocking yourself
The virus connects through proxys and the return path comes straight back to you.
You will end up blocking yourself
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This attack is nothing to do xoops.
I had it on 30 sites which i had.
This is how it was done.
I down loaded a nulled programme to have a look at and unknowingly injected my ftp connection with a virus which did the following.
1) Once i loaded up the ftp programme either using a software or through windows the virus became active.
2) The virus then had access to each and every site that had a user name and password stored in the memory of my local machine.
3) It then proceeded to attatch a <script> to each and every file on the servers no matter even if they were on different servers.
4) It affected all index.html, login.php, admin.php files.
Easiest solution is scan your computer because it was you that actually infected all your sites by using this so called free software.
A very timeous lesson learned by me.
Even when I checked each file and deleted the problem piece of script. When I uploaded a clean file the virus simply attached its self to the clean up load.
I had it on 30 sites which i had.
This is how it was done.
I down loaded a nulled programme to have a look at and unknowingly injected my ftp connection with a virus which did the following.
1) Once i loaded up the ftp programme either using a software or through windows the virus became active.
2) The virus then had access to each and every site that had a user name and password stored in the memory of my local machine.
3) It then proceeded to attatch a <script> to each and every file on the servers no matter even if they were on different servers.
4) It affected all index.html, login.php, admin.php files.
Easiest solution is scan your computer because it was you that actually infected all your sites by using this so called free software.
A very timeous lesson learned by me.
Even when I checked each file and deleted the problem piece of script. When I uploaded a clean file the virus simply attached its self to the clean up load.
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