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That's good to know. Those files can vary quite widely by server version and database content, so the fact an off the shelf AI can convert the binary InnoDB database files back into .sql format without issue is quite impressive. Thank you for the info.1 point
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Nope not mistaken. An alias is exactly what you need if you don't want it to redirect. Alias has been added. Please be sure to configure DNS using our name servers or by using A and AAAA records pointed to the IPs shown in Plesk. The alias can take up to 2 hours to function.1 point
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.htaccess file is going to be your best friend here as moneybroz said above. We've had to block these scanners on our own sites as well as help other users with the same (usually on our other plans after they got suspended over it).1 point
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Just add these two lines in the .htaccess file for the domain being attacked, deny from 139.59.136.0/24 deny from 146.190.103.0/24 If the attacks continue from this same range, change the above to deny from 139.59.0.0/16 deny from 146.190.0.0/161 point