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Something happened to the data base for my forum it looks like it was hacked into. I had support restore the complete site for me but the data base is still corrupted. My question is does the data base have to be restored sepratly.

Rick

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By any chance are your forums phpbb? If so check out this link

 

http://www.kaspersky.com/news?id=156681162

Yes it is phbb and I think it is some kind of worm althogh not the one qouted here, My Problem now is that a full restore of my site does not fix the problem either I have even gone back as far a november 2. I was thinking maybe I have to delete my forum directory then have the site restored

Rick

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I have made some progress after I deleted the forum directory and did a full restore the virus seems to have gone, But now my data base is from a year ago I have asked tch to restore just the data base I have my fingers crossed that this will get my data back

Rick

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:clapping: Welcome to the Family :thumbup:

 

and your new home!

 

When you get this sorted out,

be sure to goto cpanel > backup

and download your database for your own backup.

 

We really are like family here.

So if you need anything,

just ask your new family!

We love to help :D

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Another question regarding the cpanel backup relatvie to a FrontPage site. FrontPage allows you to enable chid-webs (subwebs) with different rights for browing and publishing. The rights are such that you require a username/password combination in order for someone to browse the site.

 

Do you know if a restore from a cpanel backup also restores the FrontPage child webs with their original rights settings?

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I know nothing about Frontpage but a restore from cpanel should, theoretically, restore ay "web protects" you have. Those are just . htaccess files so if thatis what FP uses, then yes.

 

That said, I don't use cpanels backup/restore methods so I can't say this from experience. =)

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