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cydud3
Re: Xoopsgallery init_basic.php exploit
  • 2008/1/7 11:10

  • cydud3

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Yes I am running XOOPS 2.0.18 and have protector module installed. The protector module doesn't seem to catch it. It seems to be a new exploit discovered only this month. Details of the exploit is herehttp://packetstormsecurity.org/0801-exploits/xoopsgal-rfi.txt but since I'm not programmer, I can't really make heads or tails with it.

Any XOOPS developer have any idea how to fix? Thanks in advance.



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cydud3
Xoopsgallery init_basic.php exploit
  • 2008/1/7 9:48

  • cydud3

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My site has been consistently hacked for several weeks now. I've tried upgrading everything to the latest. However, xoopsgallery's latest (1.3.3.9) isn't stopping the exploits from happening. Does anybody know how to fix this file? Anybody out there that had the same problem?

I'd really appreciate any help as this matter is urgent. My site is currently offline until i can fix this problem. I'm looking at my logs in realtime and hack attempts don't stop.



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cydud3
Messed up user menu & other blocks
  • 2008/1/4 5:49

  • cydud3

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My website has been consistently hacked so I tried to upgrade everything. Now, some of my blocks aren't working properly. For example, my user block now looks like this:

Resized Image


Anyone know how to fix this? I uploaded a new theme and tried to use that but it didn't help. I don't really know where the change was made. It may have something to do with the templates. I upgraded to 2.0.18 using the full package.

Also, is it safe to empty the templates_c folder?



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cydud3
Re: Website hacked...need help upgrading!!
  • 2007/1/5 9:05

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Thanks for at least suggesting something. Unfortunately, I reuploaded the full upgraded already...that's the first thing I did basically. Still, the problem exist. The site is still working fine though but I can't help but think that it's going to fall apart soon.

I hope any of the core developers will be able to see this and help me out.



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cydud3
Re: Website hacked...need help upgrading!!
  • 2007/1/5 9:00

  • cydud3

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Thanks for at least suggesting something. Unfortunately, I reuploaded the full upgraded already...that's the first thing I did basically. Still, the problem exist. The site is still working fine though but I can't help but think that it's going to fall apart soon.

I hope any of the core developers will be able to see this and help me out.



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cydud3
Re: Website hacked...need help upgrading!!
  • 2007/1/4 5:54

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Bump....

I still need some help with this...anyone?

Can somebody tell me how a partial upgrade will affect my site? I've done everything except run the upgrade script. Or is there a manual way to run the script?



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cydud3
Re: Website hacked...need help upgrading!!
  • 2007/1/3 14:13

  • cydud3

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I need help urgently. I was able to upgrade to 2.0.14 successfully. I then tried to do an upgrade to 2.0.16 by uploading the upgrade package but when i tried to go to go tohttp://www.mysite.com/upgrade it gave me the following:

Quote:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class upgrade_2014 in /home/mysite/public_html/upgrade/upd-2.0.13-to-2.0.14/index.php on line 3


The funny thing is that I did the exact same upgrade on my other site and it worked fine.

If somebody knows how to fix this or work around it, please let me know ASAP.



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cydud3
Re: Website hacked...need help upgrading!!
  • 2006/12/27 16:36

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Thanks for the suggestions. I will try to upgrade straight to 2.0.14 when I have the chance. This route seems to be easier than doing a complete reinstall. Maybe perhaps 2.0.16 has a similar option.



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cydud3
Website hacked...need help upgrading!!
  • 2006/12/27 10:51

  • cydud3

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Hi. I need someone to enlighten me how to upgrade my installation of Xoops. My website has been repeatedly hacked and I thought I should upgrade to the newest version in an attempt to stop this. I am running a couple of XOOPS websites, one of which is vital and cannot afford any downtime.

The version of XOOPS that I have currently is 2.0.11 and my problem is that I cannot find an upgrade package for this version. The closest ones I can find are the following:

Xoops-2.0.10-to-2.0.12a.zip
Xoops-2.0.12a-to-2.0.13.zip
xoops-2.0.14-to-2.0.16.zip

I'm not sure I can safely apply these updates since they skip version numbers between them. Can somebody please confirm if it is safe to do so.

Also, if anybody has suggestions on how to protect my XOOPS website from getting hacked please post and share. Thanks.



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cydud3
Re: Upgrading from 2.0.11 to 2.2
  • 2005/7/27 14:30

  • cydud3

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Is the 2.0.10-to-2.0.13 patch still available then? I can only see 2.0.13-2.2 patch in the downloads section.

If I upload the 2.2 full release, aren't there some files I shouldn't overwrite? Like mainfile.php perhaps?




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