uncommenting $nukeurl

southern · Client Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 530 Location: Texas

In my 7.9 with 3.3 patch admin.php there is the code

Code:

//Uncomment the following lines after setting the site url in the Administration
//global $nukeurl;
//if (!stripos_clone($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], $nukeurl)) {
// die("Access denied");
//}

OK, I set the nuke url in Admin Preferences but if I uncomment the code I get Access Denied. What needs to be done so I can uncomment it w/o an Access Denied? Does this have anything to do with Nukesentinel's Force Nuke Url setting?

Raven · Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 9:02 pm

You don't need that code if you are using NukeSentinel(tm).

southern · Client Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 530 Location: Texas

If? lol I wouldn't think of running a nuke site w/o Nukesentinel. I'm glad I don't need the code. Actually now that I've seen nuke 7.9 I'm going to scrap the install and put on RavenNuke 2.10.01... this may not be the right topic but how do I drop the 7.9 install?

Raven · Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2007 1:11 pm

If you used Fantastico to install it, use Fantastico to uninstall it. Then, through cPanel, use phpMyAdmin to delete all of the tables. Leave the database so you don't have to recreate it. Then, install RN.

southern · Client Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 530 Location: Texas

OK, sweet and simple. I d/led RavenNuke and I'll do this after I do some other non-website related work.

southern · Client Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 530 Location: Texas

Looks great. Smile

I only got kicked out of the RavenNuke admin area three times til I dumped my cache and chmodded .htaccess and .staccess 777, now it's all fine. I'll see if I can add things like Sommaire. Just from curiosity why are all the Protected Ranges dated 1969-12-31?

montego · Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 5:44 pm

They must have been given a datetime of 0.

southern · Client Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 530 Location: Texas

Thanks Montego but that doesn't explain much. There was no nuke or websites except maybe ARPA in '69 and no personal computers... might as well be 1469.

Gremmie · Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2007 10:55 am

UNIX timestamps start counting seconds from the UNIX epoch of midnight, Jan 1, 1970.

southern · Client Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 530 Location: Texas

Ah... very good explanation Gremmie Smile

The beginning of Unix time.