Shinryuu

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http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/cron/index.html

or:

http://johnny.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/cron/index.html

Check that page for any jobs, sometimes scripts you install require you to set cron jobs as part of the install as well.

phpBB is included in Softaculous, just use that to install it without the hassle. Version 3.0.11 even.

Have you checked your .htaccess file?

Yeah, 403 has nothing to do with the DNS issues or loss of service, it means that you're connected, you just don't have the privileges to access those files.

Your .htaccess should have something like:

deny from all

remove that and you should be good to go.

Admin will have to fix that for you, during that week did you happen to clear your cache before deleting the add-on?

thanks, I'll scan now. Is there anything you guys have that can tell me the exact file thats suspicious?

 /home/lequire/public_html/wp-content/themes/easel/images/404.php 

404.php in your WordPress themes folder apparently has some bad code.

If you opened too many connections too fast our DoS protection probably booted you, try again in a few minutes. The best way to grab a backup is to just do a /public_html backup through cPanel.

An Admin would have to tell you that, I don't have any inside knowledge and Mods are only told the virus signature found.

XSS involves redirecting a request to another server hosting the actual malicious code and SQL injection only gives an attacker access to the database, they could insert a malicious bit of code but usually injection is just used to track the information in the database or drop data from it, not to plant code.

Make a backup of your files and run them through scanners, we use Clam AV, if you think we got a false positive feel free to file a report with them.

Google has Chrome OS for the desktop/laptop form factors, however it's a hardened OS meant for safe web interactions.

They're easy to pick up and browsers don't deal with them at all, PHP and Perl are server-side languages, the processing happens on the server and you use variables and objects to create dynamic HTML that varies based on what you want users to see when certain conditions are met.

EDIT: Ice ninja'd me

Do Ctrl+Shift+R and tell me if that does anything for you.

Your registrar, the company that set you up with your domain name, should have a tool of some sort to allow you to change DNS properties.

What I'm assuming is that some nodes cached the hosted sites while our DNS was down because their local copies' TTL ran out. Thus leading to our "i see it's up" "no, it's down for me" debacle. It would also explain why hard reloads are resolving it for people as that forces all nodes between a user and the server to disregard cached copies of the sites being requested and redownload them. This would also explain why clearing a local cache won't work since the faulty site data isn't in the local machine but on the nodes connecting the local machine and our servers.

I just accessed it, try doing a hard reload Ctrl+Shift+R.

TraceRoute from Network-Tools.com to 216.218.192.170 [shinryuukai.tk]

Hop (ms) (ms) (ms) IP Address Host name 1 0 0 0 206.123.64.42 - 2 0 0 0 64.124.196.225 - 3 7 1 2 206.223.118.37 10gigabitethernet3-1.core1.dal1.he.net 4 64 73 75 72.52.92.153 10gigabitethernet2-3.core3.fmt2.he.net 5 47 47 47 184.105.213.29 10gigabitethernet2-1.core1.fmt1.he.net 6 46 46 47 216.218.217.178 connex-internet-services-inc.gigabitethernet6-4.core1.fmt1.he.net 7 48 47 48 216.218.192.170 -

Trace complete

 

 

from Network Tools

Pinging ns1.heliohost.org (65.19.143.3) with 32 bytes of data Reply from 65.19.143: bytes=32 time=51ms TTL=53 Reply from 65.19.143: bytes=32 time=52ms TTL=53 Reply from 65.19.143: bytes=32 time=52ms TTL=53 Reply from 65.19.143: bytes=32 time=57ms TTL=53

pinging ns2.heliohost.org actually gives a better result with a rount trip time averaging 51ms.

@Sagararl http://sagararyal.uni.me is showing up for me on school computers which are refreshed on reboot. Have you tried clearing your cache and doing a hard reload to make sure you get the most currently available version of your site?

@stgeorge

However no-one seems to recognize the problems with stevie.

I've been able to tinker around all I want without downtime issues, if there were issues with Stevie's DNS I apparently managed to sleep through them even though I only slept a couple hours.

Your site at house-intellect.ru does not show the account suspended page so feel free to log in and change your files.

Ok, this is my translation, which by all means could be even more broken, I am sooo rusty in C#, thanks for that realization lol. Also I've 0 xp with ASP so I had to do some light reading really fast there. If someone else wants to make something that for-sure works they can have at it.

Although, since you already redid it with PHP you probably noticed how much easier (and fun) PHP is .

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If you use actual &--#60;button&--#62;s or &--#60;input type="image"&--#62;s you can have PHP, Perl, or what-have-you take note of the current page requested and change the button image corresponding to it to a solid color different then the rest. As for the usual &--#60;a&--#62; navbar I think you covered the possibilities, though the biggest clue would be to just leave out the current page in the navbar, which a server-side script could help you do as well, or you could make a different navbar for each page omitting the current page in the list.

That's weird, from what I found it's usually fixed by a cache clearing or hard reload [Ctrl]+[shift]+[R].

On the other hand if you believe that all creatures were created by God, than you may very well believe that he (or she) created chickens first, which then proceeded to lay eggs, and therefore chickens came first.

...because god isn't powerful enough to create an egg first.

Lol, that's a clever thought there Krydos.