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Ok so now I feel stupid sorry myrtletrees been a weird day!

So fkelly, Palbin, Raven would this be secure enough of a work around?

// Invalid admin check
if(isset($aid) AND ( ...

This is the code fkelly was tolking about it seems to ignore the admin setting off though. Maybe no one ever shuts it off? Anyway you can try commenting it out until someone comes up with a check that ...

For anyone following this post the mentioned module freely is available from myrtletrees Where/when is this happening I'm not seeing that error?

Makes sense! I'm not running a site that uses video or even a gallery right now. Been holding off to see how Jestrella does with his project. I liked MeG and it seems to have a simular layout. Also it ...

I'm still liking zbblock for its minimalistic approach. Though there is no user interface to monitor/manage stats. Which makes it a great candidate for hooking into for its use of the stop forum spam ...

Have you inquired with pcnuke? It would be much easier for someone intimately familiar with the package to backport the hack. As far as I know the port is a dead project aside from the Dragonfly CMS c ...

I keep win2k-ie6 in a box where it belongs... sorry I missed this before nice work jestrella!

One or two new themes as default package makes a lot of sense. FB did have a good idea of giving each release a smart new look. (Ok they weren't all that smart looking...) Marketing!

I was really l ...

That looks really awesome here is a good example of what CSS seems to always do for me (at least in some popular browser to be unnamed.
(Note real commercial product shown this not an endorsment!)
[ ...

nuken thanks for the quick reply as always! I agree for the time being phpBB2 is very good and meets the needs of most.

When converting the db do the attachments transfer too?

Any reason not to give this a try?

I assume this would speed the forum up for many by leaving the CMS queries seperate.

Hmn so many for ...

I'd start by checking the permissions on the upload directory.
I used the default /uploads/ directory myself. (bad security I know...)

It might be something in the switching is incomplete? I'd be ...

There have been impressive claims about MySQL 5.5, and you’ll find reports detailing speed improvements of up to 4,000%. Take those with a large pinch of salt, but you can generally expect version 5 ...

Facebook isn't that a movie starring John Travolta, Nicolas Cage?

Sorry couldn't resist. Like few others I've never participated on Facebook so the title is meaningless without more info.

unicornio I only glanced but Indy\ Library seems to be covered twice. I'd remove one. I think splitting the topic XSS and BOTS might make sense. BOTS are well covered by other resources online I'd lik ...

We could expand this to include UNION and so on. Just a thought from something old I found on the osc contribs. Its a nice example at any rate.

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} base64_encode.* ...

Try setting up a build directory with 0777 permissions.

Nice work!

What happens if the mysql sessions are used?

I'm not familar with abyss but I am guessing the path in use is reletive to the webroot and for some reason its different now. I've never bothered to chase down that language issue but its been a long ...

One small tip is the current module directory structure is to put the modules admin directory inside the ./modules/module_name directory rather then inside the ./admin directory. While there are still ...

It is full of useful tidbits. Bit tough to navigate with so many cats to trip over.

I meant did you use mod rewrite or? Just thinking of what would be the most resource friendly approach ect... Always fun to see what others are doing in response to issues like this.

Doulos
What sort of htaccess response are you using?

slackervaara
That works for a very specific type of DoS attack. Empty user-agent I believe. May cause issue with some proxies (bad ones basica ...

Pretty accurate:
The estimated value of www.mydevshed.com is: $0
Which is just about right except its more like minus-$120 and some change...

Author	Message
Topic: Invalid False Admin Cookie coppermine
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 16985	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.6.x Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 7:09 pm Subject: re: Invalid False Admin Cookie coppermine
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 16985	Ok so now I feel stupid sorry myrtletrees been a weird day! So fkelly, Palbin, Raven would this be secure enough of a work around? // Invalid admin check if(isset($aid) AND ( ...
Topic: Invalid False Admin Cookie coppermine
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 16985	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.6.x Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 5:23 pm Subject: re: Invalid False Admin Cookie coppermine
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 16985	This is the code fkelly was tolking about it seems to ignore the admin setting off though. Maybe no one ever shuts it off? Anyway you can try commenting it out until someone comes up with a check that ...
Topic: Invalid False Admin Cookie coppermine
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 16985	Forum: NukeSentinel(tm) v2.6.x Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 3:31 pm Subject: re: Invalid False Admin Cookie coppermine
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 16985	For anyone following this post the mentioned module freely is available from myrtletrees Where/when is this happening I'm not seeing that error?
Topic: Coppermine for Raven
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 7574	Forum: v2.4 RN Issues Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:00 pm Subject: Coppermine for Raven
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 7574	Makes sense! I'm not running a site that uses video or even a gallery right now. Been holding off to see how Jestrella does with his project. I liked MeG and it seems to have a simular layout. Also it ...
Topic: Site Guardian
sixonetonoffun Replies: 14 Views: 17141	Forum: Other - Discussion Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 8:17 pm Subject: Site Guardian
sixonetonoffun Replies: 14 Views: 17141	I'm still liking zbblock for its minimalistic approach. Though there is no user interface to monitor/manage stats. Which makes it a great candidate for hooking into for its use of the stop forum spam ...
Topic: Coppermine for Raven
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 7574	Forum: v2.4 RN Issues Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 7:49 pm Subject: Coppermine for Raven
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 7574	Have you inquired with pcnuke? It would be much easier for someone intimately familiar with the package to backport the hack. As far as I know the port is a dead project aside from the Dragonfly CMS c ...
Topic: Download Exuberanza Theme Pack for RavenNuke(tm) For Free
sixonetonoffun Replies: 19 Views: 22957	Forum: Themes Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 8:04 pm Subject: Download Exuberanza Theme Pack for RavenNuke(tm) For Free
sixonetonoffun Replies: 19 Views: 22957	I keep win2k-ie6 in a box where it belongs... sorry I missed this before nice work jestrella!
Topic: What to change/remove from RavenNuke(tm)?
sixonetonoffun Replies: 78 Views: 112407	Forum: v2.4 RN Issues Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 9:34 pm Subject: re: What to change/remove from RavenNuke(tm)?
sixonetonoffun Replies: 78 Views: 112407	One or two new themes as default package makes a lot of sense. FB did have a good idea of giving each release a smart new look. (Ok they weren't all that smart looking...) Marketing! I was really l ...
Topic: CSS 3.0 is going to be exciting
sixonetonoffun Replies: 46 Views: 86731	Forum: CSS Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 8:35 pm Subject: re: CSS 3.0 is going to be exciting
sixonetonoffun Replies: 46 Views: 86731	That looks really awesome here is a good example of what CSS seems to always do for me (at least in some popular browser to be unnamed. (Note real commercial product shown this not an endorsment!) [ ...
Topic: PHPBB3 to Nuke
sixonetonoffun Replies: 16 Views: 6744	Forum: PHPBB Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 9:37 pm Subject: PHPBB3 to Nuke
sixonetonoffun Replies: 16 Views: 6744	nuken thanks for the quick reply as always! I agree for the time being phpBB2 is very good and meets the needs of most.
Topic: PHPBB3 to Nuke
sixonetonoffun Replies: 16 Views: 6744	Forum: PHPBB Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 6:08 pm Subject: PHPBB3 to Nuke
sixonetonoffun Replies: 16 Views: 6744	When converting the db do the attachments transfer too? Any reason not to give this a try? I assume this would speed the forum up for many by leaving the CMS queries seperate. Hmn so many for ...
Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path
sixonetonoffun Replies: 38 Views: 57819	Forum: v2.4 RN Issues Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 5:55 pm Subject: re: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path
sixonetonoffun Replies: 38 Views: 57819	I'd start by checking the permissions on the upload directory. I used the default /uploads/ directory myself. (bad security I know...) It might be something in the switching is incomplete? I'd be ...
Topic: MySQL 5.5 has been released.
sixonetonoffun Replies: 1 Views: 5570	Forum: MySQL Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2010 6:51 pm Subject: MySQL 5.5 has been released.
sixonetonoffun Replies: 1 Views: 5570	There have been impressive claims about MySQL 5.5, and you’ll find reports detailing speed improvements of up to 4,000%. Take those with a large pinch of salt, but you can generally expect version 5 ...
Topic: I want a news submitter that lets you submit like fb status
sixonetonoffun Replies: 8 Views: 11795	Forum: Converting/Creating Modules Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 7:28 am Subject: I want a news submitter that lets you submit like fb status
sixonetonoffun Replies: 8 Views: 11795	Facebook isn't that a movie starring John Travolta, Nicolas Cage? Sorry couldn't resist. Like few others I've never participated on Facebook so the title is meaningless without more info.
Topic: Catch em at the door with mod rewrite
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 10965	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 12:24 pm Subject: Catch em at the door with mod rewrite
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 10965	unicornio I only glanced but Indy\ Library seems to be covered twice. I'd remove one. I think splitting the topic XSS and BOTS might make sense. BOTS are well covered by other resources online I'd lik ...
Topic: Catch em at the door with mod rewrite
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 10965	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 11:40 am Subject: Catch em at the door with mod rewrite
sixonetonoffun Replies: 5 Views: 10965	We could expand this to include UNION and so on. Just a thought from something old I found on the osc contribs. Its a nice example at any rate. RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} base64_encode.* ...
Topic: .htaccess Errors When Running A PHP->HTML Script
sixonetonoffun Replies: 9 Views: 57351	Forum: Converting/Creating Other Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 1:07 pm Subject: re: .htaccess Errors When Running A PHP->HTML Script
sixonetonoffun Replies: 9 Views: 57351	Try setting up a build directory with 0777 permissions.
Topic: osc2nuke 2.3
sixonetonoffun Replies: 24 Views: 31276	Forum: eCommerce Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:32 pm Subject: osc2nuke 2.3
sixonetonoffun Replies: 24 Views: 31276	Nice work!
Topic: osc2nuke 2.3
sixonetonoffun Replies: 24 Views: 31276	Forum: eCommerce Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:00 pm Subject: osc2nuke 2.3
sixonetonoffun Replies: 24 Views: 31276	What happens if the mysql sessions are used?
Topic: Problem with FCKeditor uploading or getting directory.
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 29538	Forum: v2.4 RN Issues Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 2:10 pm Subject: re: Problem with FCKeditor uploading or getting directory.
sixonetonoffun Replies: 15 Views: 29538	I'm not familar with abyss but I am guessing the path in use is reletive to the webroot and for some reason its different now. I've never bothered to chase down that language issue but its been a long ...
Topic: NEW Super Tabs Block
sixonetonoffun Replies: 12 Views: 16775	Forum: Converting/Creating Blocks Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 2:23 am Subject: re: NEW Super Tabs Block
sixonetonoffun Replies: 12 Views: 16775	One small tip is the current module directory structure is to put the modules admin directory inside the ./modules/module_name directory rather then inside the ./admin directory. While there are still ...
Topic: Is this what you would call an active forum?
sixonetonoffun Replies: 4 Views: 9596	Forum: Other - Discussion Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 8:08 am Subject: Is this what you would call an active forum?
sixonetonoffun Replies: 4 Views: 9596	It is full of useful tidbits. Bit tough to navigate with so many cats to trip over.
Topic: Spamming my site
sixonetonoffun Replies: 11 Views: 18189	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 8:02 am Subject: Spamming my site
sixonetonoffun Replies: 11 Views: 18189	I meant did you use mod rewrite or? Just thinking of what would be the most resource friendly approach ect... Always fun to see what others are doing in response to issues like this.
Topic: Spamming my site
sixonetonoffun Replies: 11 Views: 18189	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:48 pm Subject: re: Spamming my site
sixonetonoffun Replies: 11 Views: 18189	Doulos What sort of htaccess response are you using? slackervaara That works for a very specific type of DoS attack. Empty user-agent I believe. May cause issue with some proxies (bad ones basica ...
Topic: Raven, check this out...
sixonetonoffun Replies: 9 Views: 11869	Forum: Other - Discussion Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2010 12:16 pm Subject: re: Raven, check this out...
sixonetonoffun Replies: 9 Views: 11869	Pretty accurate: The estimated value of www.mydevshed.com is: $0 Which is just about right except its more like minus-$120 and some change...