Someone or some site keeps trying to attack mine

Regular Joined: Oct 30, 2005 Posts: 62

thebishop wrote:

if you open up wsftp pro and right click on the file you want to change permissions for, you should be given the option to change its attributes.
e.g 666,644,755 and so on. some ftp software calls this a cutom command instaed of change file permissions.
yes both of the accessfiles need to be set to 666.

alrighty I got the chmode for both files set to 666

now Iam not to sure about the .htaccess and .staccess, in my htaccess file I have

Code:

# -FrontPage-


IndexIgnore .htaccess */.??* *~ *# */HEADER* */README* */_vti*


<Limit GET POST>


order deny,allow


deny from all


allow from all


</Limit>


<Limit PUT DELETE>


order deny,allow


deny from all


</Limit>

and in my staccess file i have nothing. Is everything correct so far? Thanks for helping

(nuke 7.8 w/ patched 3.1)

Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2005 5:50 pm

the code i posted is from my .htaccess file i got from chatserv over at nukefixes.com, so im sure its the right .htaccess code to use.
you can use that code i posted for your .htaccess file.

just backup the other .htaccess file so you'll have it if you need it.

as for the .staccess file , it should be blank when you upload it.
NS will write your username and passwords for all of your admins in it.
Smile

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 12:34 am

thebishop wrote:

the code i posted is from my .htaccess file i got from chatserv over at nukefixes.com, so im sure its the right .htaccess code to use.
you can use that code i posted for your .htaccess file.

just backup the other .htaccess file so you'll have it if you need it.

as for the .staccess file , it should be blank when you upload it.
NS will write your username and passwords for all of your admins in it.
Smile

alright, i'll put the code you gave me in a bit, btw I just checked the .staccess file and its totally blank

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 5:54 am

did you make sure the paths to both of the .st and .htaccess files are correct on the NS administration page. and also that the .htaccess file has one line of empty space at the bottom so it can be written too.

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 11:24 am

thebishop wrote:

did you make sure the paths to both of the .st and .htaccess files are correct on the NS administration page. and also that the .htaccess file has one line of empty space at the bottom so it can be written too.

yup

Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 6:09 pm

you have created god accounts right and not just site accounts

this is the format NS use's for your admin username and password.
this is what you should see in your .staccess file. one for each of your admins. "username:*jdpwilfk63lkgiiuetwspo$osieldkgt/"

have you tried using HTTPAuth instead of CGIAuth.

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 8:54 pm

thebishop wrote:

you have created god accounts right and not just site accounts

this is the format NS use's for your admin username and password.
this is what you should see in your .staccess file. one for each of your admins. "username:*jdpwilfk63lkgiiuetwspo$osieldkgt/"

have you tried using HTTPAuth instead of CGIAuth.

I dont think sentinel is writing anything to the two files

I'll try and look into it more soon, sorry for the late reply, I've been building a new pc, thanks for taking the time to help.