I have been finding MRSPUTNIK in User Agent strings hitting my Website and was wondering if anyone had any insight. I can find other incidences online, but can't figure out what it is indicating.
Is it possible to call a cron job with a query string appended to the file. I have no problem setting up crons in the cron tab..but i'd like the cron to fetch a url that looks something like
/home/php/some-file.php?a=1
is this possible directly through the cron job? I guess an alternative is call some php file that uses curl but i was wondering if there 's a direct way.
We have some Cisco servers that are being administrated by Affant. I recently downloaded a network management tool called SolarWinds and it looks really interesting and amazing because it can do so much for network monitoring. It seems that it needs not only the IP address for out server, but also a Community String. I tried the basic defaults (private, public) but they will not connect. I researched online and found some other defaults for a 3COM network, but none of those worked either.
I was going to try and telnet through to the server but port 23 (default telnet port) is closed. Im sure its for security purposes. I also read online that if I used a packet sniffer, I would be able to sniff out packets which hed the community string in them.
However, I could not find a sniffer which would actually do this. Any suggestions on a good packet sniffer that could do this?
Also, If the telnet port is closed, is there any other way I could telnet into the server on a different port? Or maybe use some other way to access the server? I really want to use this program but I dont think my corperate office would like us to be monitoring it using this third party software, but us IT people dont really care...
If there is anything you can help out with, it would be most appreciated.
and there is a problem, because I do not get what I need. The result is: [URL] .....
The last / sing dous not even matter, because if I write the url without the ending /, the three dots are still removed.
It looks like everywhere in the url the (in regexp) .+/ pattern is replaced with a simple / sign.
The RewriteRule is very simple, I can not imagine it has anything to do with this, but it looks this:
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?p=$1 [QSA]
I started to log the rewrite and it looks like if the specific parts of the url are replaced before the rewrite got it.
These are the first few rows of the rewrite log:
add path info postfix: E:/web/service/szerz....odes -> E:/web/service/szerz....odes/action/axgetszerzodesar/ugyfelid/46402/termekid/46032/szerzodesszam/2012.01.01/ strip per-dir prefix: E:/web/service/szerz....odes/action/axgetszerzodesar/ugyfelid/46402/termekid/46032/szerzodesszam/2012.01.01/ -> szerz....odes/action/axgetszerzodesar/ugyfelid/46402/termekid/46032/szerzodesszam/2012.01.01/ applying pattern '^(.*)$' to uri 'szerz....odes/action/axgetszerzodesar/ugyfelid/46402/termekid/46032/szerzodesszam/2012.01.01/'
webserver: Apache/2.2.22 (Win32) PHP/5.2.17 and Apache/2.2.9 (Win32) PHP/5.2.17 (I refreshed it today because of this problem) os: win7 home premium sp1
It is tested on a linux os too, but there were no such problems.
(1) domain1.com limit to 10 connections per IP per 30 seconds but allow if accessing file beginning with x.php such as x.php?981 x.php?o19
(2) domain2.com limit to 10 connections per IP per 30 seconds only if accessing file beginning with x.php but allow if accessing file beginning with y.php y.php?981 y.php?o19 .....
I've migrated from Apache 2.2 to Apache 2.4 few days ago. It is installed as a service on my Windows 7 developer machine and works in bundle with PHP 5.6.2.
Today I've discovered that GET parameters with Cyrillic characters in URL string are empty.
For example URL looks like this: site.com/search.php?q=%C8%E2%E0%ED%EE%E2
URL-encoded string here is Иванов (%C8%E2%E0%ED%EE%E2)
When I try to use this GET parameter in my PHP script - the variable $_GET['q'] is empty. If I put latin characters in this parameter - $_GET['q'] is taking the corresponding value.
Doesn't look like it's a problem of PHP as I think. Otherwise at least something should stay in the variable. And also I would like to add that this was working absolutely normal on Apache 2.2.
I recently upgraded from Plesk 11.5 to 12.0. I also just got an extra IPv4-address for my server (provider is Strato), unfortunately I have some problems with adding it to Plesk.
The IP should be assigned automatically through DHCP, but when I did a Reread IP in Plesk, nothing happened. I tried to manually add the IP, but then Plesk manually configured it and I lost the IPv4-connectivity (IPv6 kept working though).
Now when I want to remove the IP, I get the following error:
Is this a bug or a problem with my specific configuration?
I installed Plesk 12 on server, and deployed several websites.
If I tried to open ASP.NET Settings on websites & domains of any domain, I've got error:
Internal error: aspnetcfg failed: Version string portion was too short or too long. (Error code 1) Message aspnetcfg failed: Version string portion was too short or too long. (Error code 1) File Agent.php Line 243 Type PleskUtilException
Every day we get a couple off Parallels.Diagnostics.RRD.RrdStorageProvider errors:
Parallels.Diagnostics.RRD.RrdStorageProvider - <log4net.Error>Exception during StringFormat: Input string was not in a correct format. <format>Update to database {0} has failed [{2:HH:mm:ss:ffff}]. {1}</format><args>{cpu-1.rrd, Parallels.Diagnostics.RRD.RrdException: Failed to update RRD database "C:Program Files (x86)ParallelsPleskvarhealthdatalocalhostcpu-1.rrd":ERROR: could not lock RRD , 00:00:09.6084608}</args></log4net.Error>
Source: ParallelsHealthMonitor
We are running a Windows 2008 R2 Enterprise server with the latest Plesk 11.5.30 update 16.