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How Can I Tell If Someone Is Stealing My Image...hotlinking?
TCH-Andy replied to rgtozavb's topic in Security Discussions
Are you getting a lot of hits on one image ? Are you getting a lot of links from one site? I'd check out those two things first. -
Welcome to the forums Cindy Did you manage to get it sorted ?
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It should be enabled - open a ticket at the help desk ( link at the top of the page) and we'll take a look.
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In sounds as if the permissions are not set to writable for world - please open a ticket and get us to check.
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>Just a question, a hacker can still easily hack the webhost by disconnecting its internet and connect back with a DSL modem, as on each connect it's IP is different. So who your security system helps? If someone wanted to try a brute force attack on guessing passwords, with disconnecting from the internet between every few attempts - it would take them months if not years (unless you have a particularly poor password). In addition we have systems in place that would spot them and block them even if they tried. We obviously cant give details of our full security packages here, but we take security seriously to protect your account - and hence the systems are in place. I'm not aware of a specific bug in LeapFTP that prevents access, the most common reason is that someone tries using anonymous FTP - which is not allowed.
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Can I work by example. Lets say that you want to check email at 2 accounts person1@domain_at_tch.com and person2@domain_at_tch.com but you would also like to set up some accounts web_contacts@domain_at_tch.com and possible_email_harvesters@domain_at_tch.com ( I usually have a temporary account I give to people when I think they could also add me to unwanted lists -= that way I can remove the address at any time). The first thing to do is create the real accounts person1@domain_at_tch.com and person2@domain_at_tch.com Then set forwards up for web_contacts@domain_at_tch.com and possible_email_harvesters@domain_at_tch.com to person1@domain_at_tch.com Then set the default for unrouted email to :fail: (remembering the two colons)
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If you changed the DNS to our nameservers, you will need to open a ticket at the help desk, and tell us what the IP is for the a record you need - we'll then edit the DNS for you.
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Date::calc Perl - Datetags Plugin For Movabletype
TCH-Andy replied to electrosketch's topic in Movable Type
Welcome to the forums Laura -
An interesting article Personally I wouldn't have guessed at 10% problems, I'd have thought it was lower than that - but it's certainly not 0%
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Apart from the other 8900 members, yes
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Welcome to the forums Carol
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Help! Somebody Stole My Domain Name!
TCH-Andy replied to Mish's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
From the look of what happened, Your domain name expired in April and, because you didn't renew it, someone else has purchased it. Unfortunately they have almost certainly purchased it so that you will pay them a chunk of money to get it back. The choices become; 1. Just change the domain name associated with your reseller (but set it to auto-renew this time, and make sure you keep your contact details uptodate). 2. Pay the person who bought it 3. Complain to arbitration about it. - The individual concerned does have a past record - http://www.arb-forum.com/domains/decisions/669202.htm Personally - I'd go for option 1. -
I'd open a ticket at the help desk You shouldn't have needed to remove the public_html - that's a vital directory, and if you've deleted / recreated / moved it - then it will probably have the wrong permissions on it, and the www alias also won't work - so I'd go for the ticket, and ask us to take a look.
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I'm slightly biased here .... I really don't like pop-ups, so I'm not likely to be back (even though it didn't actually pop-up because my system blocked it). Your problem is due to many errors - have you looked at the site using different browsers. On some your text is largely off the page. I'd suggest starting by getting rid of some of the 125 coding errors, you can see by following the validation link below. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.antandsons.com%2Fwordonthestreet.html
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Welcome to the forum Stracy As heyguy says, unfortunately that is a little buggy. How about something like; http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/ http://www.etomite.org/ http://www.solucija.com/home/snews/ which are relatively simple CMS systems.
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Welcome to the forum chopki-mmogn
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Hi Chip The reason is usually because you have put a / in the wrong place, and hence got the path wrong. For example if you are in /home/x1x1x1/public_html and you want to upload to the folder folder1 with file aaa You can either write /home/x1x1x1/public_html/folder1/aaa or folder1/aaa But /folder1/aaa would be the wrong place, because of the / at the beginning - and hence you wouldn't have permissions there. Can you paste the full error message for us ? (crossing out any personal information of course)
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Routing Issues At Tch Noc
TCH-Andy replied to TCH-Andy's topic in TCH Data Centers General Announcements
The routing issue has been corrected now - if you are still having issues, please open a ticket at the help desk. -
There are routing issues near our DC, which is affecting a significant number of people trying to access servers at the DC. We are working on this with the upstream provider. Updates to follow.
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I'm not sure if there is an automatic option - but you can go in and manually delete the old logs.
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welcome to the forums Jaci I just did a quick search at hotscripts.com and there are a number of scripts that may fit the bill. Some were dating, others real estate, and some for classified adds .... have a quick search there, and you should be able to narrow it down to a few fairly quickly.
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Is your Husband any good at DIY - my wife is debating if she should stick with the deveil she knows Cake - Party ... that sounds fun
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Thanks for your kind words. As you know we love to help Is next month any good for a wedding ?
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Welcome to the forums lpet Try; >$filetoopen=$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/travel/data/datafile.xml"; $fp = fopen($filetoopen,"r+"); if ($fp !== false) { $newcode.='<p>Blah blah blah. Test text here.</p>'; fseek ($fp,-16,SEEK_END); //go to the end of the file, and back up 17 bits if (fwrite($fp,$newcode,700)!==false) echo 'Success'; else echo 'Error'; fclose($fp); }
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I'd agree with Bruce, but I would double check the security of your form, because if you were doing full checking on all variables, then you wouldn't expect these to be getting through to you.
