leezard
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Welcome to the family and VERY well put! I love this place, I've had a few hosts over the years and none have ever come close to the quality of Total Choice Hosting. The support people here you can ACTUALLY talk to and not get treated like someone who isnt worth their time. I tell anyone that will listen to give Total Choice a try.
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holy cow thats a lot of code!! nice collection there
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Sorry dont have any info for the relative URL's but someone from the support staff might. Also i just noticed this one more than likely that is someone (spammer) trying to exploit some of the holes in the form mail script, thats why total choice hosting has it disabled.
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Thats the code red worm, it also affects servers running IIS, just to clarify you may already know but anyway..the two worms in question arent trying to do anything to your site, but are trying to get to the server your site is on. since Total Choice Hosting uses Apache webserver, neither of the worms will have any affect on the servers since they both target Windows based servers running IIS.
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you can just ignore it, or set up some kind of redirect. Make a simple html page to redirect it to or something. your site is run on a linux server, so the activity that nimda is doing wont get anywhere, nimda only affects servers running IIS, it finds a server that is unpatched, replicates itself on that server and then from that server starts looking for other servers to replicate itself to.
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heres another one with a little more info http://forums.devshed.com/showthread.php?s...ghlight=cmd.exe
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found this thread on another forum, might be what your seeing in your error logs, from the sounds of it it's the nimda worm thats doing it. Theres a few steps on there for setting up a redirect whenever that file is trying to be accessed. http://forums.devshed.com/t49234/sbd163976...25832f84b7.html
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those errors where in your awstats error log? All the ones you listed in number 2 are paths to folders on a windows machine, which I'm guessing would be your local machine since the servers all run linux.
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thats the best idea yet, doesnt favor anyone because everyone here can obviously surf the web
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and then your counting out the people without digital cameras, or even a decnt 35mm cam to take a pic.
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Yes they do, just upload a 16X16 image named favicon.ico to your public_html folder
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well, my music taste certainly doesnt fit my age (34) Pantera Old Old Metallica Slipknot disturbed pretty much anything loud and fast.
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best website would seem kind of biased to me....some ppl are just better than others at designing a website. It should be something that everyone has an equal chance of being the winner. like the wallpaper contest, i know some ppl, myself included didnt even bother entering the contest simply because they arent good with photoshop or design.
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Im Building A Computer...is This What I Need?
leezard replied to RockNRollPig's topic in Hardware Corner
yes, I have worked as a support tech and as a supervisor of the support depeartment at an isp. (bout 5 years total) Software (Winmodems) are the cause of probably 90% of all connectivity issues. There is a HUGE difference performance wise in a winmodem and a hardware modem. -
Im Building A Computer...is This What I Need?
leezard replied to RockNRollPig's topic in Hardware Corner
ahh ok, then the AIW is your best bet, unless you wanna spend a LOT of money. -
I have all of the news submissions for my site forwarded to a staff member and he gets two of everything also, want me to put in a help desk ticket also or wait until you look into borfast's issue and see what the problem is? forgot to mention, in Cpanel it shows that i have 2 forwards set up when all i have is the one forwarding mail sent to news@x-trememodz.com to kardon@x-trememodz.com
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Im Building A Computer...is This What I Need?
leezard replied to RockNRollPig's topic in Hardware Corner
Thats a decent case, I reviewed one just like it not to long ago, airflow thru the front bezel is a little restricted but unless you plan on overclocking it cools good enuff for stock speeds. The power supply isnt that great, but most of the ones that come with cases these days arent, but it should be enough for your rig unless you plan on addint more devices that require power (lights, more fans, fan controllers etc) Thats a decent mobo, havent reviewed one (just got my 1st intel rig last week) i'm not a big fan of the AIW cards, for the same price you could get a GeForce FX 5600 ultra w/128mb ram, or an ATI 9600 w/128 mb ram, both cards have Vivo and TV-out. OCZ makes great memory, nuff said Damn good CPU, especially if you are into overclocking the 2.4C has been known to go over 3.0GHz (with good cooling) As far as I'm concerned WD is the best in the HD business, the 7200 RPM drives run a little warm, not a serious issue but you might consider a HD cooler, it will make your drive last longer. All the other stuff looks good, except maybe the modem. If you are on dial up its VERY worth it to buy a good modem. That $8 modem is software controlled also known as a WinModem, meaning it borrows power from your processor in order to function. A good hardware controlled modem (meaning the modem has its own processor) will give you more stable connections, fewer disconnects, and often faster speeds. Most people think a modem is a modem is a modem and get the cheapest one they can find, its not true, do yourself a favor and get a good one, you'll be happier and if you ever have to call tech support at your isp the techs will be happier. heres a good one. US Robotics 2976 56K V.90 Data, Fax, Voice Modem - OEM Hardware PCI , Not Win Modem - OEM - Model 2976 More... Model#: 2976 http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?...rtby=14&order=1 -
thats an e-mail scam, i have gotten the same thing several times but they wanted to buy hardware instead (i dont sell hardware)
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it was under additional scripts. it might not be on all servers yet.
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Shout boxes are fun as long as your site visitors are nice. I used to have a shoutbox on my page, but for the most part all it attracted was lamers and trolls from other hardware review sites that either wanted to advertise another site, or just use every cuss word in the book to tell me my site sucked. I spent more time monitoring the shoutbox and deleteing abuse posts than I did maintaining my site. Just an fyi that you might wanna keep an eye on it and see the type of posts you get at first.
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upgrades for IPB and PHPbb, An osCommerce install..
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Well, after getting all my errors worked out (Thanks Rick) I spent some time pokng around in cpanel....theres lots of new stuff in there people might wanna check out. just another reason total choice web hosting rocks, more bang for your buck! Rock Sign
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nevermind, I just compared the two and they are the same thing lol thats what i get for thinking.
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Heres the code I use for a webmail page, sorry I cant remember who wrote it but you can change pretty much everything. This one logs into neomail but changing it to horde would be easy. ><html> <head> <title>WebMail For X-TremeModz.Com</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> </head> <body bgcolor="#000000" text="#CCCCCC" link="#FFFFFF"><script language="javascript"> function Login(form) { var username = form.username.value var password = form.password.value var server = form.server.value if (username && password && server) { var neomail = "http://" + username +"+"+server+ ":" + password + "@" + server + ":2095/" + "neomail/neomail.pl" window.status='WebMail' window.location = neomail } else { alert("Please fill the username and the password") } } </script> <form name=login> <table border=0 cellpadding=1 align="center" width="430"> <tr><td align=center> <font color="#000000" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"> <h1><b><font color="#CCCCCC">X-TremeMail Login</font></b></h1> <!-- Replace the ****** in the next line with, well, you know. --> <input type="hidden" value="x-trememodz.com" name="server" maxlength="30" size="15"> </font></td></tr> <tr><td align=center> <h2>User: <input type=text name=username size=15 maxlength="30"> </h2></td></tr> <tr><td align=center> <h2>Password: <input type=password name=password size=20> </h2></td></tr> <tr><td align=center> <input type=button value="Login" onClick="Login(this.form)" name="button"> </td></tr> </table> </form> </body> </html>
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i dont see anything wrong with the code, but i'm an amatuer with flash, maybe someone whos more in the know will look at it and be more helpful
