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On a fresh install in a test directory I am having trouble logging in. When I log-in, only a blank page is loaded called linkator.php, however I can't find any references to a file anywhere in the directory with that name. What's going on here?
The same thing happens to my website, not only on logins, but on anything that calls information from the database.
And it isn't just me, all of my users have the same problem on the website. I have used all 3 computers here at the house and get the same problems on both the live website, and the original.
Anyone have a clue?
The same thing happens to my website, not only on logins, but on anything that calls information from the database.
And it isn't just me, all of my users have the same problem on the website. I have used all 3 computers here at the house and get the same problems on both the live website, and the original.
Anyone have a clue?
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linkator.php is not a file included in the default package of PHPFusion.
Check your .htaccess file. If it has this code in it, remove the code:
Check your .htaccess file. If it has this code in it, remove the code:
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RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^$ /img/chat/forum/linkator.php [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ /img/chat/forum/linkator.php [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^(.*)\.p*html*$ /img/chat/forum/linkator.php [NC,L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !img/chat/forum/linkator.php$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !img/chat/index.php$
RewriteRule ^(.*)\.php[345]*$ /img/chat/forum/linkator.php [NC,L] answered
Well, that was indeed the problem. Thank you so much for that, it has really prevented some gray hairs :)
BTW, what caused that, because I haven't even used an .htaccess file in that domain.
-Leefy
BTW, what caused that, because I haven't even used an .htaccess file in that domain.
-Leefy
The mentioned attack / hack is connected to other files.
It is important that you ensure they are also not on your domains.
Possible files:
< DIR > tpl
linkator.php
links_base.dat
texts.txt
css.js
tpl.php
main.php
links.txt
keys.txt
.htaccess
These files are not part of any default php-fusion installation and should be removed.
No Idea how it happens but i have seen this same thing on client sites.
It is important that you ensure they are also not on your domains.
Possible files:
< DIR > tpl
linkator.php
links_base.dat
texts.txt
css.js
tpl.php
main.php
links.txt
keys.txt
.htaccess
These files are not part of any default php-fusion installation and should be removed.
No Idea how it happens but i have seen this same thing on client sites.
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Thanks for the info. I browsed though and didn't see any more of those files, but I'll keep an eye out for them.
-Leefy
-Leefy
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