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Hacking Attempt Issue
I messed up and wrote over the existing index.php so I deleted the mod 1 and reuploaded from the index,php in the vbulletin files, then I read that uploading all the vbulletin files might fix it but it didn't.
When I goto anything on my site related to vbulletin it gives me this: |
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There is nothing in vbulletin that would write that on your page.
Try disabling your modifications/plugins and see if you still have this problem. Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit includes/config.php and add this line right under <?php PHP Code:
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Did you upload a new index.php to try to fix the problem, or did that *start* the problem?
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That started the issue.
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In that case I don't know, but maybe what Lynne mentioned - maybe it's some sort of system your host has for detecting modified files. Or it could be something in one of the templates (like the footer maybe?) although I don't know how it would have gotten there.
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